Martin Heydon

Relationship building. Highlight issues that exist in relation to animal transfers in the zoo sector and sought help to rectify them.

Relationship building. Recognition of state support. Provide clarity.

Provide clarity to select public officials regarding remarks made about Dublin Zoo Sought clarity in relation to funding for Dublin Zoo and Fota Wildlife Park Relationship Building

Seeking implementation of Memorandum of Understanding between NPWS & NARGC

To oppose the proposed bill and to ensure an understanding of the bill's implications

To propose that, alongside additional potential hours worked, to implement a higher payment rate for farmers beyond the standard own-work rate of the Walks Scheme. This increased compensation reflects the additional challenges and ensures that farmers are adequately rewarded for…

To propose that increased funding should be allocated to the Areas of Natural Constraint (ANC) scheme and returned to past levels, with existing payment rates and eligible area increased to help better preserve and protect the unique uplands eco-system; avoid land abandonment;…

To propose that the Mountain Access Project is extended and piloted in new areas.::To propose that robust communication platforms are developed, such as regular meetings, and a dedicated farmer point of contact, to facilitate continuous dialogue between farmers and the…

Sought establishment of a stakeholder forum for natury advisory

To highlight the economic threat certain birds pose to commercial crops and livestock farmers.::That these birds need to be controlled throughout the year.::To maintain the derogation for the control of Wood Pigeons::That Minister Darragh O'Brien does not sign off on the new…

Commitment to policy implementation and investment in services in the new Programme for Government.::Promoting awareness of the needs of people with neurological conditions among incoming TDS::Highlighting the impact of COVID-19 on existing neurological services and supports

That the Government would prioritise the Heritage Bill 2016 and ensure its passing through the Houses of the Oireachtas

That Seanad Eireann passes the proposed amendments in the Bill to the Wildlife Act and allows landowners or their agents, for a pilot period of two years, to manage vegetation in hedges and ditches during August.::In the case of the burning of gorse, to enable regrowth of…

That the Government gives priority to the Heritage Bill 2016 in the legislative programme in the next Dail term::To ensure that the Bill includes the changes in hedge cutting and gorse burning dates

to ensure the bill is not passed