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PQ 543

543. Deputy Arthur Spring asked the Minister for Health if a person currently living in the UK and planning to move here in the immediate future to join their spouse who is employed here, can submit medical evidence signed by a registered general practitioner in the UK when applying for the long-term illness scheme; the current processing time for the scheme; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [53679/13]

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17 December 2013

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543. Deputy Arthur Spring asked the Minister for Health if a person currently living in the UK and planning to move here in the immediate future to join their spouse who is employed here, can submit medical evidence signed by a registered general practitioner in the UK when applying for the long-term illness scheme; the current processing time for the scheme; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [53679/13]

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