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PQ 536

536. Deputy Paul Murphy asked the Minister for Health if he will instruct the HSE to instruct the vaccination centre administrators to accept either a birth certificate short or long, long-term illness card, social services card, travel pass and proof of address as adequate identification to vaccinate the person and not refuse to vaccinate them (details supplied) in cases in which older persons who are scheduled for Covid-19 vaccination may not have photo identification. [22720/21]

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536. Deputy Paul Murphy asked the Minister for Health if he will instruct the HSE to instruct the vaccination centre administrators to accept either a birth certificate short or long, long-term illness card, social services card, travel pass and proof of address as adequate identification to vaccinate the person and not refuse to vaccinate them (details supplied) in cases in which older persons who are scheduled for Covid-19 vaccination may not have photo identification. [22720/21]

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