211. Deputy Martin Browne asked the Minister for Health the status of the National Patient Safety Office’s feasibility study into remunerating service user family member carers; if this study involves the service users, family members, carer's and supporters engaging in services in resource centres such as a centre (details supplied); the date this study is likely to conclude; if service users, family members, carer's and supporters have been consulted throughout the course of this study; if not, if the National Patient Safety Office will consider doing so; if he has been contacted by service users, family members, carer's and supporters in relation to having lost payment for their time; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [25113/22]

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211. Deputy Martin Browne asked the Minister for Health the status of the National Patient Safety Office’s feasibility study into remunerating service user family member carers; if this study involves the service users, family members, carer's and supporters engaging in services in resource centres such as a centre (details supplied); the date this study is likely to conclude; if service users, family members, carer's and supporters have been consulted throughout the course of this study; if not, if the National Patient Safety Office will consider doing so; if he has been contacted by service users, family members, carer's and supporters in relation to having lost payment for their time; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [25113/22]

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