Search for drugs speaker:John Paul Phelan, page 2 (KildareStreet.com)

Seanad: Public Finances: Motion. (12 May 2004): John Paul Phelan: The drug refund scheme was increased in 2002 by 31%, VHI charges by 18% and bank card charges by 108%. Does Senator Mansergh remember the Minister more than doubling bank card charges?
Seanad: Finance Bill 2003 [ Certified Money Bill ] : Second Stage. (25 Mar 2003): John Paul Phelan: ...County Council will spend marginally less on local roads this year. This is related to the huge increase in insurance premiums, which is a disgrace. Hospital charges have increased by 26%, the drug refund threshold by 31% and the television licence fee by 40%. College registration fees have increased by 59% at a time when, as Senator McDowell said on the Order of Business, those who face...

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