Lobbying return by Dublin Chamber of Commerce
Local GovernmentArgued for more powers at local authority level.
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.
Argued for more powers at local authority level.
The inclusion of the OneShannonHub in the next round of URDF funding.
Advocated for a multifaceted approach to address the lack of affordable housing in Dublin.
Highlighted Ireland’s insufficient energy infrastructure and impractical legislation surrounding net zero requirements in joining the grid.
Alleviation of the various obstacles that hinder housing infrastructure development, such as the availability of land for housing and the barriers to building, including the lack of serviced and zoned land.
Highlighted that the National Training Fund could be better harnessed to fund solutions to the skills gap.
Support to revisit policy, legislation and process to approve reimbursement of orphan medicines
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Engaged with the newly appointed ministers to highlight the pressing needs of the Dublin business community outlining Dublin businesses priorities.
Engaged with Ministers, TDs and Senators about the competitiveness of Dublin and how safety is critical for attracting people to live and work in the City.
Engaged with Ministers, TDs and Senators over the immediate delivery of transport infrastructure in Dart+ and BusConnects as well as calling for progression on Metrolink.
Engaged with Ministers, TDs and Senators outlining the concerns of Dublin businesses when it comes to the Right to Request Remote Work and Code of Practice, highlighting its impracticalities and cost for smaller businesses.
Engaged with Ministers, TDs and senators about matters pertaining to sustainability legislation and the difficulties SMEs have in engaging with grants and schemes.
Lobbying for URDF funding for Galway region and discussions around the new planning reform bill.
To consider amendments to the Housing Miscellaneous Provision Bill aligning similar amendments to The Iveagh Trust Acts 1899 – 1961 as amended.
That SVP recommendations in the areas of homeless preventions and supports for family homelessness are implemented.