Micheál Martin

To raise the importance of regulatory alignment, simplification and competitiveness at national and EU levels.

To inform health policy

Establishment of a cross departmental group to address the social, environmental and commercial determinants of health inequality and develop a fully funded plan to reduce levels of inequality.

For the government to introduce the following legislation and policy: - Ban social media for under 16 year old's. - Ban all pornography which depicts sexual violence, misogyny, and degrading practices. - Legislate to ensure all websites/online businesses distributing…

For the Government to confirm it's plans for Slaintecare.

To host a drop-in briefing for political representatives to discuss Irish Cancer Society Pre-Budget priorities. ::To request a meeting regarding the urgent need for additional investment in cancer services.::To engage elected representatives on the Pre-Budget asks of the Irish…

To highlight our concerns about the inclusion of pharmaceuticals in tariffs, the timing for entry into force, and the need for a zero-tariff pathway that includes innovative medicines. ::To highlight the potential impact of Most Favoured Nation pricing for pharmaceuticals in the…

For the Dept of Health and the Dept of Children Equality Disability Integration and Youth to make public the results of any due diligence review of their procurement policies in response to the International Court of Justice order of Jan 26th 2024 (South Africa v Israel) and to…

That adequate resources should be deployed to DAFM staffing, IT infrastructure, etc, to ensure the swift delivery of payments per the Farmers Charter of Rights, where required on foot of MFF/CAP Reform. Individual cases (incl. partnerships), which require additional processing,…

To participate in the Government's Well-being initiative to better measure Ireland's progress as a country and better align policy decisions with people's experiences.::To have the opportunity to discuss the Irish Well-being Framework and how it compares to other international…

To take part in the Shared Island Forum as one of the key Stakeholders.

Refrain from adopting tariffs or other commercial policy measures on imports of medical technologies from the United States.

Seeking Irish Government, working alongside the EU Commission, EU Member States work towards “zero for zero” treatment for medtech in EU/US Trade Deal.

Ensure awareness of the success of the Ireland's Women in Finance Charter and its positive impact on the financial services industry. Ensure continued support for the Charter by Government and Industry.

That the Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade would not waive crucial pre-legislative scrutiny on changes to the Arbitration act, making it harder for the Government to ratify the CETA trade deal. That cabinet approval would be withheld for amending the Arbitration Act.