By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 19:33 EST, 4 March 2013 | UPDATED: 02:51 EST, 5 March 2013 Migrants from the European Union could be charged for seeing a GP. Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has questioned if it is appropriate to give free health care to short-term visitors Migrants from the European Union could be charged for seeing a GP, put to the bottom of the council house queue and denied access to benefits among emergency measures being drawn up by ministers. A squeeze on access to the Health Service, taxpayer-subsidised housing and welfare is being considered as part of a package designed to limit the number of people who come from Bulgaria and Romania when controls are lifted at the end of this year.
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Migrants from the European Union could be charged for seeing a GP, put to the bottom of the council house queue and denied access to benefits
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But  Number 10 confirmed that to comply with EU law so could UK citizens
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It could raise prospect of people having to prove eligibility to access services
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