2009. Deputy Duncan Smith asked the Minister for Health if GPs can avail of a maternity leave subsidy scheme from their employers; if this formed part of the GP agreement between his Department and the HSE; when this scheme came into effect and if GP’s who are on maternity leave since the scheme was introduced are entitled to benefit from this subsidy scheme (details supplied); if this is backdated, to outline the process for applying for this scheme; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [31045/24]

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2009. Deputy Duncan Smith asked the Minister for Health if GPs can avail of a maternity leave subsidy scheme from their employers; if this formed part of the GP agreement between his Department and the HSE; when this scheme came into effect and if GP’s who are on maternity leave since the scheme was introduced are entitled to benefit from this subsidy scheme (details supplied); if this is backdated, to outline the process for applying for this scheme; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [31045/24]

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1. 23 July 2024

   General Practitioner Services

   2009. Deputy Duncan Smith asked the Minister for Health if GPs can avail of a maternity leave subsidy scheme from their employers; if this formed part of the GP agreement between his Department and the HSE; when this scheme came into effect and if GP’s who are on maternity leave since the scheme was introduced are entitled to benefit from this subsidy scheme (details supplied); if this is backdated, to outline the process for applying for this scheme; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [31045/24]

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