Jim O'Callaghan

Outline key investment priorities to support LGBTQI+ people across Ireland, with three overarching priorities: 1) Strengthening democracy and standing up to hate; 2) Investing in healthcare for all, with a focus on older LGBTQI+ people, rainbow families, transgender healthcare,…

The implementation of these offences were urged as an initial response to the gap in adult safeguarding measures, to protect the most vulnerable in our society, particularly those who are unable to protect themselves

A meeting with the Oireachtas Justice Committee regarding Civil Legal Aid.::To receive an update on civil legal aid reform and to request that the Minister would speak at a FLAC and TCD legal aid conference in January 2026.::To request recipients attendance at/participation in…

Engagement with DPOs on policy changes in foreign for International Protection Applicants (IPAs), such that Irish Red Cross could provide input on the matter.

Advocate for publication and passage of the Horse Drawn Carriages Bill to assist with safety issues at the Guinness Storehouse.

Position outlined would inform the legislation.

To share Microsoft’s perspective on Ireland’s digital and artificial intelligence opportunity. The document outlined the economic and societal benefits of AI and set out high-level considerations relating to infrastructure, skills and responsible AI.

Invitation to Minister of Justice Jim O'Callaghan to speak at Euronext Debt and Funds annual dinner

The immediate right to family reunion for all legally resident migrants in full time employment. Improvements to the Family Reunion application process.

To put forward proposals allocation of budget expenditures for next year, with a particular emphasis on providing adequate funding for the justice system.

The urgent implementation of the new National Referral Mechanism for victims of human trafficking

To communicate to the Minister the importance of having adequate solicitor representation on the Family Justice Implementation Group

CAHC email to party leaders and Ceann Comhairle in relation to statements from the Ceann Comhairle, Verona Murphy TD, on the rise in hate, threats, and disinformation targeting members of the Oireachtas, outlining our shared concerns, and calling for the constructive engagement…

CAHC submission to Department of Justice to provide observations for Post Enactment Report on the Criminal Justice (Hate Offences) Act 2024 to cover Act’s impact in first 12 months, outlining concerns on implementation and enforcement gaps and challenges, and recommendations,…

On behalf of business, encourage Government to: Publicly reassert commitment to openness, diversity and tolerance which are key pillars to our economic model, actively challenge misinformation, maintain and accelerate infrastructure delivery to benefit social stability and…