236. Deputy Alan Kelly asked the Minister for Health when the audit of CervicalCheck will recommence by the HSE; and his plans to ensure women who, chronologically and statistically based on previous smear analysis, need to have new smears carried out in a timely fashion do not have their future health outcomes potentially negatively affected by the fact they are now part of a larger number of smears in circumstances in which there are backlogs and some slides are going out of date in view of the commitment he gave to allow all women have a free smear test. [43086/18]

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236. Deputy Alan Kelly asked the Minister for Health when the audit of CervicalCheck will recommence by the HSE; and his plans to ensure women who, chronologically and statistically based on previous smear analysis, need to have new smears carried out in a timely fashion do not have their future health outcomes potentially negatively affected by the fact they are now part of a larger number of smears in circumstances in which there are backlogs and some slides are going out of date in view of the commitment he gave to allow all women have a free smear test. [43086/18]

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