667. Deputy Marie Sherlock asked the Minister for Health whether it is reasonable that when a child attends A and E, without the benefit of a GP referral letter because they could not physically access an appointment, that they be charged an A and E charge given that the child received treatment in A and E that could not be provided in the community. [70423/26]

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667. Deputy Marie Sherlock asked the Minister for Health whether it is reasonable that when a child attends A and E, without the benefit of a GP referral letter because they could not physically access an appointment, that they be charged an A and E charge given that the child received treatment in A and E that could not be provided in the community. [70423/26]

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1. 6 October 2026

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   667. Deputy Marie Sherlock asked the Minister for Health whether it is reasonable that when a child attends A and E, without the benefit of a GP referral letter because they could not physically access an appointment, that they be charged an A and E charge given that the child received treatment in A and E that could not be provided in the community. [70423/26]

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