Lobbying return by The Forestry Company
AgricultureForestry policy and programmes
Politician · TD · 34th Dáil
Returns filed on the Register of Lobbying, newest first, with the policy area and intended results as the lobbyist published them.
Forestry policy and programmes
Amend / Speed up Forestry licencing issues
Protection of employment in Irish fur farming sector
To allow Farm & Forestry Contractors to cut turf following the COVID-19 restrictions announcement
To make election candidates aware of the needs & concerns of Farm & Forestry Contractors in Election 2020
Protection of employment in Irish fur farming sector
Income Averaging 'Step-Out' flexibility: that a farmer should be allowed to ‘step-out’ of income averaging more than once in a five-year period, where they are not carrying an unpaid deferred tax amount from a previous ‘step-out’, providing a strong incentive to repay the…
Brexit support - beef farmers: in addition to the €100m (EU Commission €50m, National Government €50m) further direct support for farmers will be needed to deal with losses incurred, particularly for beef farmers, post May 2019. These ongoing losses are due to the decline in the…
A strong live export trade to drive competition and provide additional market outlets::A targeted payment of €200 per suckler cow::On CAP, the Government must reject the proposed cuts of €97m to Irish CAP budget and insist that direct payments are fully protected and…
Slurry spreading extension
Speed up the process of issuing Tree Felling Licences for Forestry Contractors in Ireland