236. Deputy Paudie Coffey asked the Minister for Health if there was an incident here similar to the Peppermint Water Case in the UK, when the wrong strength of chloroform water was used in an extemporaneous preparation and given to a baby who died; and the repercussions there would be for community pharmacists, the pharmaceutical industry, the Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland or the Irish State, if Ireland is not in compliance with EP 2619. [21938/14]

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236. Deputy Paudie Coffey asked the Minister for Health if there was an incident here similar to the Peppermint Water Case in the UK, when the wrong strength of chloroform water was used in an extemporaneous preparation and given to a baby who died; and the repercussions there would be for community pharmacists, the pharmaceutical industry, the Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland or the Irish State, if Ireland is not in compliance with EP 2619. [21938/14]

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