265. Deputy Peter Burke asked the Minister for Health his plans to reject calls by an organisation (details supplied) to define a temporary absence of a pharmacist in view of the way in which this will affect trained pharmaceutical assistants; if he will investigate the damage this would cause to pharmacists in further view of the high number of trained pharmaceutical assistants working in the pharmacy network; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [14826/19]

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265. Deputy Peter Burke asked the Minister for Health his plans to reject calls by an organisation (details supplied) to define a temporary absence of a pharmacist in view of the way in which this will affect trained pharmaceutical assistants; if he will investigate the damage this would cause to pharmacists in further view of the high number of trained pharmaceutical assistants working in the pharmacy network; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [14826/19]

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