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Banking and Financial InstitutionsWe intended to influence members of the Finance Committee so they would vote for the National Housing Co-Op Bill 2017
Politician · TD · 34th Dáil
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We intended to influence members of the Finance Committee so they would vote for the National Housing Co-Op Bill 2017
That the following key principles are carried out between farmer borrowers with credit difficulties and loan owners, in order to achieve a sustainable outcome for both parties::1. That there would be no forced sale of farming assets that would undermine the viability of the…
To ensure that the report is amended to ensure that references to the insurance industry are factually correct.
To ensure that redress schemes provide adequate compensation to claimants without a disproportionate effect on the operation of general insurers, thus removing unnecessary volatility from the market.
To stop claims inflation through addressing legal costs and putting in place measures to ensure that the levels of awards are reasonable.
To provide low cost loans to farmers to alleviate cashflow pressures across all sectors::That these loans would be available to farmers from January 2017::That the Minister for Agriculture communicates with the Strategic Banking Corporation (SBCI) to urge greater engagement with…