Micheál Martin

VAT to be reduced to 5% for the Hairdressing Sector

Cork Chamber Budget 2023 Submission sent to various DPOs for review and consideration

Ensure adequate pharmaceutical expenditure to ensure Irish patients have timely access to new medicines

Support for specified policy changes and budget allocation to address challenges for Mid West economic development::Review of Living Cities Initiative::Increased targets for affordable home delivery in Limerick and designation of targets for affordable home delivery for Clare…

For them to consider FBN's Proposals

To impress on An Taoiseach and his government colleagues the importance of engaging in proper social dialogue with the community and voluntary sector on key socio-economic issues.

To discuss with An Taoiseach and his government colleagues the importance of addressing properly in the forthcoming Budget the impact of the cost of living crisis; the ongoing challenge of income inadequacy; and the need for sustained investment in social services and community…

Further engagement on TechIreland, its funding and discussion of Budget 2023

We hoped to secure that the Grant allocation per FTE be increased in line with the Minimum wage and that Grant towards the Managers Salary be increased to €40,000

Serious consideration be given to our asks for Budget 2023 to ensure that those who are furthest behind are supported first; that adequate financial supports are put in place for low-income households and that long term investment in services in rural areas that will help reduce…

That Budget 2023 prioritises people living in poverty and on a low income and that the measures taken are fair and equitable in the areas of social protection, housing, education and energy

To expediate the publication of the Action Plan for the Disability Capacity review::To highlight the unmet needs detailed in the Disability Capacity Review for the citizens with intellectual disabilities and their families supported by CoAction west Cork CLG

Hopefully to have the same basic working and employment conditions as comparable workers in the same business,

The ERF proposes the introduction of incentives for small landlords to invest in their property's to to increase supply, to introduce a reduced VAT rate on costs, look at opportunities to reform CGT levels to encourage the sale of land for residential purposes.::The ERF asks for…

18-point tax-reform package, elimination of the PRSI transition zone for low-paid workers, 3% USC levy for PAYE workers earning over €100k, greater support for the deep retro-fit program.