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PQ 210

210. Deputy Maureen O'Sullivan asked the Minister for Finance if his attention has been drawn to the significant debts facing the one third of graduating doctors who obtain their qualification through the graduate route and that these medical students can incur debts of up to €100,000; and his views on providing tax credits to doctors so they can manage their debts, have a good standard of living and not be drawn to other countries for better paid jobs, as is currently happening. [36488/14]

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210. Deputy Maureen O'Sullivan asked the Minister for Finance if his attention has been drawn to the significant debts facing the one third of graduating doctors who obtain their qualification through the graduate route and that these medical students can incur debts of up to €100,000; and his views on providing tax credits to doctors so they can manage their debts, have a good standard of living and not be drawn to other countries for better paid jobs, as is currently happening. [36488/14]

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