Politician · TD · 34th Dáil
Returns filed on the Register of Lobbying, newest first, with the policy area and intended results as the lobbyist published them.
Measures to reduce the cumulative cost burden on SMEs, support business competitiveness and investment, and ensure the impact of new costs and regulatory requirements on small and regional businesses is considered.
Greater access to practical training and skills supports for SMEs and measures to strengthen the ability of regional businesses to recruit, develop and retain the workforce required for growth.Utilize National Training Fund more effectively.
Measures to reduce the cumulative cost burden on SMEs, support business competitiveness and investment, and ensure the impact of new costs and regulatory requirements on small and regional businesses is considered.
Simpler and more accessible supports to enable micro and small businesses to adopt AI and digital technologies, improve productivity, innovate and invest without disproportionate administrative barriers.
Accelerated housing delivery and enabling infrastructure to increase housing availability and support workforce attraction, business growth and balanced regional development.
Simpler and more accessible supports to enable micro and small businesses to adopt AI and digital technologies, improve productivity, innovate and invest without disproportionate administrative barriers.
Simpler and more accessible supports to enable micro and small businesses to adopt AI and digital technologies, improve productivity, innovate and invest without disproportionate administrative barriers.
Simpler and more accessible supports to enable micro and small businesses to adopt AI and digital technologies, improve productivity, innovate and invest without disproportionate administrative barriers.
Accelerated housing delivery and enabling infrastructure to increase housing availability and support workforce attraction, business growth and balanced regional development.
Simpler and more accessible supports to enable micro and small businesses to adopt AI and digital technologies, improve productivity, innovate and invest without disproportionate administrative barriers.
Investment in the infrastructure, skills and regional supply chains required to maximise the economic and employment opportunities from offshore wind in the South East.
Continued investment and policy support for town centre regeneration, vacancy activation and initiatives that strengthen regional town centres and local economies.
Continued investment in transport infrastructure to improve connectivity, competitiveness and sustainable economic growth in West Waterford and the South East.
National Loneliness Strategy and responsible language on self-harm and suicide.
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To support policy makers to invest in programmes and policies that improve health outcomes for men and their communities.