Lobbying return by Limerick Chamber
Budgetary mattersIntended results
Influence support for the policy and budgetary measures recommended as part of Limerick Chamber's Pre-budget submission
Politician · Senator · 27th Seanad
Martin Conway
- Constituency / panel
- Administrative Panel
- Membership
- 2025-01-29 → current
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- 3 ended
- 5
- Declared items
- 0
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- 0
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- 1208
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- 0
- SIPO donation records
- 78%
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Lobbying return by Limerick Chamber
Budgetary mattersIntended results
Influence support for the policy and budgetary measures recommended as part of Limerick Chamber's Pre-budget submission
Lobbying return by Mental Health Reform
Budgetary mattersIntended results
Increase in funding for mental health. ::Request for Meetings.
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Published name "Mental Health Reform" equals CRO name "MENTAL HEALTH REFORM" (CRO 506850) after normalising legal forms such as Ltd = Limited. No other CRO company has this name. Names can be shared, so compare the address and dates on the CRO record.
Lobbying return by Irish Medical Organisation
Budgetary mattersIntended results
To highlight the impact that budget proposals will have on General Practice leading to further waiting lists and to ensure adequate capacity is in place in General Practice before any expansion of free GP care can be considered.