Cormac Devlin

FoE's questions and recommendations re energy raised at JOCECA meetings

That Irish elected representatives support the reform of the legal mandates of Coillte, Bord Na Móna and other public bodies

Ensure that the updated code results in an improved service for customers

Encourage the Revenue Commissioners to share their aggregate data with other agencies to a greater extent

Raise concerns about the department's fundamental misunderstanding of the risks associated with Cybersecurity threats and their mitigation

Raise concerns about the skills mix within the National Cyber Security Center and its capacity to attract and retain talent

Highlight the needs for cybersecurity to be considered a national defence responsibility rather than a communications infrastructure problem

Highlight the needs for cybersecurity to be supported with legislation that will facilitate reasonable, active responses to threats rather than the ad hoc reactive policy framework we are operating within

Introduction of interim support measures for owners as well as the development of a 'fit-for-purpose' remediation support scheme for owners

Express the utility of the Sustainable Development Goals as a tool for de-siloing policy barriers between departments and agencies

Highlight the challenges for businesses to integrate sustainable business practices into their operations, and the needs to support communications strategies to raise awareness for the same

Highlight industry concern regarding the U-turn in offshore windfarm planning strategy

Highlight the need for a more robust and effective planning system to support a place based approach for our towns and cities

Welcome the licencing alterations that were made to make domestic and small scale solar projects easier to develop

Highlight the need to politicians to look towards the national interest and beyond the narrow short term electoral gains they may make by impeding climate action infrastructure