Lobbying return by Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice
Justice and EqualityNote of Acknowledgent
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.
Note of Acknowledgent
Outline concerns regarding any potential changes to current status quo for assisted suicide
Engagement and acknowledgement of email.
For public representatives to be aware of the Pro Life Campaign and right to life issues.
We want to see our pre-election manifesto priorities included in the new Programme for Government
Published name "Immigrant Council of Ireland" equals CRO name "IMMIGRANT COUNCIL OF IRELAND" (CRO 412824) after normalising legal forms such as Ltd = Limited. No other CRO company has this name. Names can be shared, so compare the address and dates on the CRO record.
To provide evidence and support planning to mitigate against the worst effects of COVID-19 on already vulnerable and marginalized groups and communities
Once elected, all candidates who signed up to our Pledge would follow through on their commitment and legislate/support the legislation of an Autism Empowerment Act, as well as the accompanying Strategy
Changes to the legislation which would protect the future of the game of bingo in Ireland, which is a vital social outlet for many elderly people.
Review of licensed trading hours and review of SEO system
To inform of SWAI success working with Gardai to deliver 20 year jail sentence to serial rapist despite 20% decrease in amount of workers wanting to engage with Gardai due to the law.
Press release to inform policy-makers that under the new brothel-keeping law in the legislation, two sex workers, one of whom is pregnant were given 9 month jail sentences (not the pimps or traffickers the law purportedly targets).
Amendments to said Act as tabled by representatives in the Dáil and the Seanad::Votes against the Act at Second Stage and Report Stage::Support for amendments to the legislation
To garner support for the Bill which would amend the International Protection Act 2015 and return to the family reunification provisions in the Refugee Act 1996.
That the International Protection (Family Reunification) (Amendment) Bill progresses through the Dáil
Political support for a No vote in referendum on 25th May 2018