98 Mr. G. Murphy asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Health and Children if her attention has been drawn to the fact that as a consequence of the Irish Wheelchair Association being affiliated to the Health Services Employers Agency, the hourly rate of payment for Saturday overnights and nights preceding bank holidays for personal assistants working for persons with disabilities has been cut; if no other health service funded posts receive similar premium rate of pay for working anti-social hours; and her views on whether, unless this regulation is changed, it will be even more difficult for persons with disabilities to live a normal independent life. [22973/05]

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98 Mr. G. Murphy asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Health and Children if her attention has been drawn to the fact that as a consequence of the Irish Wheelchair Association being affiliated to the Health Services Employers Agency, the hourly rate of payment for Saturday overnights and nights preceding bank holidays for personal assistants working for persons with disabilities has been cut; if no other health service funded posts receive similar premium rate of pay for working anti-social hours; and her views on whether, unless this regulation is changed, it will be even more difficult for persons with disabilities to live a normal independent life. [22973/05]

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