Health Services (Prescription Charges) Regulations 2012

Summary

Health Services (Prescription Charges) Regulations 2012 is an Irish Statutory Instrument^[1].

Key Facts

• Health Services (Prescription Charges) Regulations 2012 authored James Reilly^[2].
• Health Services (Prescription Charges) Regulations 2012 authored Brendan Howlin^[3].
• Health Services (Prescription Charges) Regulations 2012 is in the country of Ireland^[4].
• Health Services (Prescription Charges) Regulations 2012's instance of is recorded as Irish Statutory Instrument^[5].
• Health Services (Prescription Charges) Regulations 2012's part of the series is recorded as Irish Statutory Instruments 2012^[6].
• Health Services (Prescription Charges) Regulations 2012's foundational text is recorded as Health Act, 1970^[7].
• Health Services (Prescription Charges) Regulations 2012's legislated by is recorded as Oireachtas^[8].
• Health Services (Prescription Charges) Regulations 2012's publication date is recorded as +2012-00-00T00:00:00Z^[9].
• Health Services (Prescription Charges) Regulations 2012's main subject is recorded as pharmaceutical law^[10].
• Health Services (Prescription Charges) Regulations 2012's work available at URL is recorded as http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/2012/en/si/0545.html^[11].
• Health Services (Prescription Charges) Regulations 2012's work available at URL is recorded as http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/pdf/2012/en.si.2012.0545.pdf^[12].
• Health Services (Prescription Charges) Regulations 2012's applies to jurisdiction is recorded as Ireland^[13].
• Health Services (Prescription Charges) Regulations 2012's legal citation of this text is recorded as S.I. No. 545/2012^[14].
• Health Services (Prescription Charges) Regulations 2012's official name is recorded as Health Services (Prescription Charges) Regulations 2012^[15].
• Health Services (Prescription Charges) Regulations 2012's Irish Statute Book ID is recorded as 2012/si/545/made^[16].

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Works and Contributions

Authored works include James Reilly^[2], a politician^[17], b. 1955^[18], of Ireland^[19] and Brendan Howlin^[3], a politician^[20], b. 1956^[21], of Ireland^[22].