410. Deputy Michael McCarthy asked the Minister for Health his plans to undertake an audit of respite services to identify gaps in existing service levels and to assess current and future needs for these services; to provide increased access to planned respite breaks for dependents of full-time carers; to develop flexible in-home respite services for carers and dependants with no access to residential respite services; to provide additional emergency respite beds when carers are unable to carry out their duties on a short-time basis, such as when a carer takes ill; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [32789/15]

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410. Deputy Michael McCarthy asked the Minister for Health his plans to undertake an audit of respite services to identify gaps in existing service levels and to assess current and future needs for these services; to provide increased access to planned respite breaks for dependents of full-time carers; to develop flexible in-home respite services for carers and dependants with no access to residential respite services; to provide additional emergency respite beds when carers are unable to carry out their duties on a short-time basis, such as when a carer takes ill; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [32789/15]

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