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PQ 442

442. Deputy Mattie McGrath asked the Minister for Health the reason for the decision, by the Health Service Executive, not to assess the over 70s medical card applications on medical grounds; the way a person over 70 can be expected to submit an application form as a person aged under 70 and be assessed as such; where is it published that over 70s, with medical circumstances, must submit a MC1 application form; when this change in policy was taken; and his views on whether this significant change in policy will mean those over 70 with medical issues are not being granted discretionary medical cards. [51735/13]

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442. Deputy Mattie McGrath asked the Minister for Health the reason for the decision, by the Health Service Executive, not to assess the over 70s medical card applications on medical grounds; the way a person over 70 can be expected to submit an application form as a person aged under 70 and be assessed as such; where is it published that over 70s, with medical circumstances, must submit a MC1 application form; when this change in policy was taken; and his views on whether this significant change in policy will mean those over 70 with medical issues are not being granted discretionary medical cards. [51735/13]

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