Lobbying return by Age Action
Social ProtectionThe reversal of the changes to the eligibility criteria introduced in Budget 2011, both for recipients of the State Pension since then who are affected by it and for future recipients.
Politician · Senator · 27th Seanad
Returns filed on the Register of Lobbying, newest first, with the policy area and intended results as the lobbyist published them.
The reversal of the changes to the eligibility criteria introduced in Budget 2011, both for recipients of the State Pension since then who are affected by it and for future recipients.
Increased, ring-fenced, funding for home help and homecare services.::Introduction of a statutory homecare scheme.
to outline th eviews of congress on measures needed to resolve problems with Db schemes
Awareness of the proposals ahead of a proposed Seanad Bill
Published name "Simon Communities of Ireland" equals CRO name "SIMON COMMUNITIES OF IRELAND" (CRO 74038) after normalising legal forms such as Ltd = Limited. No other CRO company has this name. Names can be shared, so compare the address and dates on the CRO record.
to brief the committee on th eICTU approach to activation measures
Implementation of the recommendations of Irish Heart's Stroke Manifesto
To highlight these issues
For members of the Dail to lend their support and lobby government to ratify the UNCRPD
To receive funding to aid the development of Mary Immaculate College Library.
Passing of Sexual Offence bill
To establish a credit union supported, state backed fund for Social Housing
Support and introduction of the humanitarian admission scheme - entitled SafePassage - to allow refugees, legally resident migrants and naturalised citizens to apply for family reunification visas for family members living in conflict zones
Discretion in lending small amounts to be restored to credit unions::To ensure credit is available for the most vulnerable
To establish a credit union supported, state backed fund for SMEs
Pressure on Seanad members to vote for motion put down by Alice Mary Higgins calling for rejection of CETA