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PQ 565

562 Deputy Maureen O’Sullivan asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government how an 88 year old person with Alzheimer’s residing in a special hospital for the past six months can be expected to pay the household charge of €100, as due to his or her illness he or she cannot recognise and understand documents or use a computer to register on-line; and if he will consider this case and others like it as eligible for an exemption. [1210/12]

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562 Deputy Maureen O’Sullivan asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government how an 88 year old person with Alzheimer’s residing in a special hospital for the past six months can be expected to pay the household charge of €100, as due to his or her illness he or she cannot recognise and understand documents or use a computer to register on-line; and if he will consider this case and others like it as eligible for an exemption. [1210/12]

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