Paul Daly

To ensure the support of Oireachtas members for Technology Ireland's policy priorities in relation to such matters as regulatory stability and coherence, digital entrepreneurship, talent & skills for the tech sector's future employment pipeline and the appointment of a Minister…

To highlight DBI's campaign on the European Accessibility Act, to circulate DBI's Accessibility Guide for SMEs ahead of the European Accessibility Act, and encourage discussion in the Seanad of the issue of online accessibility

Visit to ALDI marquee at National Ploughing Championship, meeting with ALDI and suppliers

Visit to ALDI marquee at National Ploughing Championship, meeting with ALDI and suppliers. Discussion of public policy areas of interest.

Highlight the opertunities for rural and regional communities through the development of a 'landscape as a service' model of land use

To encourage continuation of Covid-19 business support schemes.::To encourage adherence to the NPF and MASP requirements for urban density and brownfield regeneration.::To encourage greater funding for the Small Business Assistance Scheme for COVID.::To promote investment in…

To discuss the July Stimulus Package in the context of measures required to support the SME sector

Invitation to sit on the Committee for Agri-food Strategy to 2030::To highlight that any policy debate about the future of the sector has to be more farmer focused and the new strategy must contain measurable targets for farmer profitability and viability.::To point out that…

To propose amendments that will make the Bill less onerous for businesses particularly SMEs

To propose changes and amendments to the Bill that would make it work for Irish businesses

To reverse the decline of Rural towns and villages : New business start-up should receive incentives, such as exemption from rates, for an initial time period and relief from capital gains tax, to encourage innovation and enterprise.::That double tax relief is provided on rental…

Ensure understanding of retail's position on the Bill

To ensure that policy-makers, political parties and government are fully aware of the economic risks associated with Brexit and the likely impact that different scenarios have for individual companies and the wider economy::To ensure the Government and State agencies take…

Ensure understanding of the deep impact of Brexit on small firms, including those that do not export directly::Secure financial support schemes for the exporting sectors most vulnerable to Brexit, including non-agency clients::Secure commitment to temporary changes in EU State…

That weak competition would be tackled in the beef sector