Labour calls for debate on 'health insurance for all'

The Labour Party has called for a public debate on the benefits of a universal health insurance scheme to end the distinction between public and private patients.

The Labour Party has called for a public debate on the benefits of a universal health insurance scheme to end the distinction between public and private patients.

The idea, which was first mooted by the party seven years ago, will be up for discussion at a conference in Dublin today.

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