287 Deputy Seán Fleming asked the Minister for Social Protection if he is satisfied with the domiciliary care allowance scheme application system which places a very heavy burden on the parent or guardian, who are by definition in a difficult situation, as it involves a submission of a detailed statement by them; a detailed statement by the child’s general practitioner and any other relevant evidence from qualified experts who have examined the child compared with a less onerous process for the parent which would involve an individual examination by the Department’s medical assessors of the child to determine their eligibility for domiciliary care allowance; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [30480/10]

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287 Deputy Seán Fleming asked the Minister for Social Protection if he is satisfied with the domiciliary care allowance scheme application system which places a very heavy burden on the parent or guardian, who are by definition in a difficult situation, as it involves a submission of a detailed statement by them; a detailed statement by the child’s general practitioner and any other relevant evidence from qualified experts who have examined the child compared with a less onerous process for the parent which would involve an individual examination by the Department’s medical assessors of the child to determine their eligibility for domiciliary care allowance; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [30480/10]

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1. 7 July 2010

   Social Welfare Benefits

   287 Deputy Seán Fleming asked the Minister for Social Protection if he is satisfied with the domiciliary care allowance scheme application system which places a very heavy burden on the parent or guardian, who are by definition in a difficult situation, as it involves a submission of a detailed statement by them; a detailed statement by the child’s general practitioner and any other relevant evidence from qualified experts who have examined the child compared with a less onerous process for the parent which would involve an individual examination by the Department’s medical assessors of the child to determine their eligibility for domiciliary care allowance; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [30480/10]

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