Jerry Buttimer

To secure a more equitable and inclusive Budget and address the social and economic exclusion facing so many unemployed people.

Update Members on issue & coalition work::Secure meetings with members

To secure more inclusive, constructive and well resourced social protection, education and training and employment policies and outcomes.

Greater understanding of stroke service deficits, the human and economic benefits of improvements, and support for the allocation of additional resources, at least to meet minimum international standards

To highlight the issue of the lack of legislation which allows Solvent Companies to close walk away from their responsibilities and to close a defined benefit pension schemes.

Secure support of Seanad members for the totality of the Bill

Raise awareness of how public policy might support people to be kinder towards each other

Raise awareness of best practice models for measuring wellbeing at a local level

Reduce class size, school funding increase, greater supports for school leadership roles, pay equality for new entrants

Introduction of new legislation preventing solvent schemes from winding up Definied Benefit pension schemes without proper funding

Highlighting impact of lack of investment in neurorehabilitation services,::Committment to publication of plan for the implementation of the neurorehabilitation strategy as outlined in the Programme for Government 2016

We want the Bill to be passed

To advance the specific issues outlined on behalf of private and voluntary nursing homes

Changes to policy on alcohol retail::Changes to government policy on alcohol pricing and taxation

Implementation of the DFI Pre-Budget Submission 'Make or Break'::Asking Government to quickly publish their cross-departmental implementation to deliver on the substance of the UN CRPD and the complementary commitments in the Programme for Government.