Helen McEntee

To create an awareness in government of the efficacy of the Didean Direct Provision Service in the context of upcoming reform of the area

To convey the impact of COVID19 on the profession and gain further insight on the various initiatives to be progressed under the PFG

Seek a mechanism for payment in respect of disclosure for defence counsel

Participation in an Implementation Group

Secure an SI allowing conference to be held.::Seek to have the trainees attested and put on full pay

To celebrate the official opening of the new day centre with the support of elected representatives and the wider community.

To seek confirmation from Government of where barristers who are deemed to be an ‘essential service’ providing an essential and necessary service in the administration of justice and upholding the rule of law will be place on the list for receiving vaccinations

to request the inclusion of a representative of The Bar of Ireland to participate on the Family Justice Oversight Group

To address the matter of the insufficient budget allocation to the national disability sector for the resumption of day services.

To celebrate the official opening of the new day centre with the support of elected representatives and the wider community.

Introduction of a broad and inclusive scheme or mechanism to regularise undocumented workers, children and young people

To discuss ongoing justice and human rights issues (Garda Reform, Dying with Dignity Bill, Right to Protest, UN Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture, historical abuse, Establishment of an Electoral Commission )

Engagement on restoration of cuts applied to professional fees of barristers by the ODPP and DOJ Criminal Legal Aid Scheme

To demonstrate the company’s support of the introduction of such legislation

Call for the protection of end-to-end encryption in light of EC proposals to weaken encryption for law enforcement