Lobbying return by Multiple Sclerosis Ireland
HealthBuild relationships with key stakeholders for future support with Pre-Budget asks
Politician · TD · 34th Dáil
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Build relationships with key stakeholders for future support with Pre-Budget asks
To secure an increase in capitation for primary schools and to secure an increase in funding for the Primary Management Bodies
To inform Oireachtas members about the objectives of the Positive Pathways campaign
To inform members of the Oireachtas on developments in heart failure services and deficits in areas such as psychological support and cardiac rehab, along with financial hardship and barriers to full participation in society::Gain support for improved heart failure services and…
To inform committee members about the need for sustainable, multiannual funding for Section 39 organisations.
Discussions around the development of the Cork City taskforce development
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To raise awareness of report findings and garner support for the recommendations.
To advocate for progress on transport infrastructure projects underway in the Cork region and critical to the region's economic development, including the R624 and N25.
To underline the importance of enhanced Garda resources for Cork to keep pace with population growth and ensure safety in the city and county.
To advance progress on the development of Cork as a national hub for renewable energy, particularly offshore wind, with a view to contributing to the achievement of Ireland's overall climate targets.
To advocate for changes to housing policy to ensure sufficient supply in the Cork region, including measures to repurpose existing buildings to support additional housing supply, as well as support for areas with considerable housing development potential such as the Cork…
To ensure opportunities arising from Ireland's presidency of the Council of the EU in 2026 are realised fully, including opportunities for the inclusion of regions in the programme of events and priorities for the presidency.
To advocate for the importance of supports for economic development in the Cork region, including securing additional sites for development to facilitate inward investment.
To emphasise the importance of progress on critical infrastructure to support tourism in Cork, including advancing the development of events and festivals.
To advocate for budgetary supports for sectors such as hospitality, including potential VAT changes, in order to support the competitiveness of such sectors.