Micheál Martin

Seeking an increase in the EU Budget from 1% to 1.2% of GNI (Gross National Income) to provide for an increase in the CAP Budget::CAP 2020 must increase farm incomes and close the gap with other sectors in society::This is to reflect the recovery and growth in the European…

To create an awareness against vulture funds who are trying to force farm families to sell their farms to settle debts.::To make it known that IFA would oppose any forced sale of farms by vulture funds where the farmer is willing to implement a credible solution.::That debt…

To ascertain whether support exists within Government, Dept of Health, Dept of Public Expenditure & Reform, HSE, main opposition party, local hospitals and all other healthcare stakeholders for the use of telemedicine in Ireland (initially via pilot programs) and if so, what…

To set out the current measures that farmers are doing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and outline further measures that Government should consider

To inform politicians of the Let's Talk and Walk events in support of the Green Ribbon month.::To increase awareness and start a conversation on mental health to end stigma.

That EU State Aid limits be extended in Member States that have been disproportionately impacted by the depreciation of Sterling, and whose competitiveness versus their EU trading partners has been undermined.

To deliver legislative change, increased public funding for mental health and policy change.

To further the stated policy aims of the Irish League of Credit Unions as set out in its Six Strategic Steps document and its detailed policy documents on funding for social housing, lending to SMEs and provision of micro-credit. To encourage support for and disseminate…

Support to increase the provision of treatment and rehabilitation beds for high risk families impacted by problem substance use and homelessness nationally

Resolution to pay inequality for members of TUI

Ensure understanding of the key business issues for the Midlands to secure future regional growth

Reduction in cost of insurance to sustainable levels

Amend the Bill to use clearer language and defined terms::Oppose the restriction of the bands of hours::Remove the reliance of the Bill on criminal sanctions::Reduce the unintended consequences of the Bill on employers and employees

Achieve necessary funding in essential infrastructure provision to underpin economic growth and performance of the Midlands

Ensure understanding of employers concerns regarding the proposed legislation