Maurice Quinlivan

Changes to workplace and other draft legislation (impacting on exploration sector) which would damage economic and business competitiveness::Increased investment for higher education::Delivery of much needed capital investment projects for the Mid-West region::Business tax…

That no changes be made to the definitions::That amendments be made to the Copyright and Related Rights Act 2000 Bill in the event that the definitions were to be changed

This was an invitation to Engineers Ireland to participate in this conference, via a presentation & participation also in a panel discussion, entitled: 'Investing in Irish business and infrastructure'.

Maximise opportunities and tackle challenges under Brexit for medtech notably with recommendations for mutual recognition of CE marking certificates and measures to avoid regulatory divergence.::Advocating for appropriate methods for medtech HTA at EU level with voluntary…

To highlight the benefit to regional development of SMEs trading online

To inform the two deputies about the findings and recommendations within our expert led report on infrastructure in Ireland. The report is called The State of Ireland 2018. The focus of the meeting was about water, waste water and flooding infrastructure.

To ensure an understanding of Vodafone network operations, Gigabit Hubs initiative and SIRO roll-out programmes's support for economic and regional development.

Build an accurate understanding of home sharing activity in Ireland

To communicate recent developments in the drinks sector and highlight the alcohol industry's contribution to the Irish economy.

The theme of our Annual Conference on 13 April was Engineering A Region: Infrastructure, Industry and Innovation. A number of Government Ministers were asked to attend to hear the views of 11 speakers - all experts in their fields on the conference subject matter and to also…

Highlight the challenges that rising business costs are posing for small companies::Ensure understanding of the impact of increases in the National Minimum Wage on SFA members::Secure commitment to a whole of government approach to tackling rising business costs

Ensure understanding of retail's position on increasing commercial rates arising from the National Revaluation Programme

Ensure understanding of the current position and future outlook for the Irish retail industry

Reform of local authority rates::Measures to reduce the cost of employer and public liability insurance::Control of labour costs through sustainable evolution of the national minimum wage::Increased policy focus on the better regulation agenda

Planning and investment in the Mid West and Kerry region in the National Planning Framework Ireland 2040. Ensure understanding of priorities for business.