Charlie McConalogue

That there is an urgent overhaul of the Department of Agriculture's IT system as farmers’ payments are held up due to IT programmes and procedures are not fit for purpose across a number of schemes.::To ensure that the IT section of the Department is present at the next Charter…

To assist in securing payments to farmer creditors

To ensure compliance with welfare legislation and phasing out routine tail-docking.::Tail docking of pigs - To assist in Ireland becoming compliant with Animal welfare legislation::EU Banning of Zinc as a feed supplement for pigs - to maintain the use of zinc as a feed…

Renewal of Ireland's Derogation under the Nitrates Directive::To push slurry date to the end of 2019 with splash plate.::Reduced climate impact and threat to water quality - Increased support for use of low emissions technologies

To set out the current measures that farmers are doing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and outline further measures that Government should consider

To inform politicians of the Let's Talk and Walk events in support of the Green Ribbon month.::To increase awareness and start a conversation on mental health to end stigma.

That EU State Aid limits be extended in Member States that have been disproportionately impacted by the depreciation of Sterling, and whose competitiveness versus their EU trading partners has been undermined.

To bring to the Minister's attention that there was no engagement with stakeholders ahead of signing in the S.I.::That in the Minister's letter of 10th March 2017 the Minister confirmed that the roadworthiness testing requirement 'will only apply to T5 tractors used…

That the Bill provides for the regulation of funds::As a first step, the funds that have purchased loans must be vetted and regulated.::There must be provision in the regulation of funds, for enforcement by the Financial Regulator and oversight post-sale. This means that the…

To exclude references to pregnancy counsellors from the scope of the legislation.

To ensure that policy-makers, political parties and government are fully aware of the economic risks associated with Brexit and the likely impact that different scenarios have for individual companies::To ensure the Government, State Agencies and all Irish political stakeholders…

Amend the Bill to use clearer language and defined terms::Oppose the restriction of the bands of hours::Remove the reliance of the Bill on criminal sanctions::Reduce the unintended consequences of the Bill on employers and employees

Communicate the importance of sustainable food and beverage packaging and the existing producer responsibility scheme for food and beverage packaging

To ensure an understanding of the Irish drinks industry’s contribution to the Irish tillage sector.

Ensure understanding of industry position on the Public Health (Alcohol) Bill 2015