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.
Highlight negative impact of changes to the EU Pharmaceutical legislation on the Irish economy and EU competitiveness
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Exchange of views, to understand the Irish Government's current position and ensure that the potential impact of different pieces of legislation was understood by the Irish Government.
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To highlight the need for European policies that promote investment in scientific research and development, and manufacturing of innovative medicines in Europe, through strong protection of intellectual property rights and balanced environmental regulation including PFAS, Urban…
To recognise that Europe is contending with a set of significant and evolving challenges which will add increased complexity to the next MFF negotiations as financial provision for Defence and European Enlargement come to the fore. It is imperative however, that Food Security,…
To raise awareness of the key priorities of businesses for 2025-2030 among new Ministers.
Irish Government action on recommendations in letter from Director, Amnesty's European Institutions Office to EU member states’ Heads of Government and Foreign Affairs Ministers ahead of Foreign Affairs Council and European Council meetings concerning the situation in the…
To emphasise that farmers need a fair income and Standard of living for current and future generations.::- To increase the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) funding to better align with increased objectives and possible EU enlargement, or reduce the conditionality requirements on…
To highlight the progression of the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) since its proposal in 2021 and, through COPA COGECA, to continually relay IFA concerns about the potential impacts of its implementation for Irish farmers due to the complex and highly bureaucratic nature of…
To propose that the Government must act on the eight key strategic actions set out in the National Horticulture Strategy supporting the expansion of the Irish Horticulture sector and commit the extra resources required for research and development and advisory services.::That a…
That any boost in political / societal expectations of farmers must be matched with increased agricultural budgets, with inflation and new EU accession countries also accounted for.::That the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), and its mechanisms, must put active farmers and food…
To increase the ceiling of aid in the agricultural sector per single undertaking to €50,000 over the course of three years to better account for inflation; the increased operational risks endured by farmers, and likely requirement for increased nationally financed interventions…
That a full impact assessment (financial, trade etc) of the fitness of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and the broader EU Single Market must be undertaken in advance of future EU accession, with innovative solutions regarding EU budgets and policies implemented in advance,…
To propose that grant aid should increase to 60% for Pig and Poultry Investment Scheme (PPIS) for all farmers::To propose the inclusion of Grant Aid Funding for slurry processing equipment under the Pig and Poultry Investment Scheme (PPIS) at 60%.::To propose the inclusion of…
To propose that The EU must not agree any trade deal which::- Further compromises the viability of EU agriculture sectors::- Sets a double standard in the market and undermines the quality and standards of EU food::- Trade agreements must include a sustainability requirement,…
CAP funding must remain a stand-alone allocation within the EU budget. It needs to be substantially increased and used to support farmers, food production and food security. The global demand for grain, meat and dairy is rising. If these products are not produced in Ireland,…