Robert Troy

Protection of the two titles of physiotherapist and physical therapist in one register

Informing the committee on Sage's work

Ease of restrictions in Special Areas of Conservation::Maintenance scheme on River Shannon

To further the stated policy aims of the Irish League of Credit Unions as set out in its Six Strategic Steps document

To express urgent concerns about CP88 and to seek a review of credit union policy generally prior to implementation of CP88

Establish a credit union supported, state backed fund for Social Housing and a movement owned central facility for home loans

Discretion in lending small amounts to be restored to credit unions::To ensure credit is available for the most vulnerable

To highlight issues with the Deposit Guarantee Scheme for credit unions

Annual expenditure of €580m (national and EU) under the Rural Development Plan::To include funding for: GLAS Green Low Carbon Agri-environmental Scheme;::Areas of Natural Constraint (ANCs);::Targeted Agricultural Measures (TAMs);::Beef Data and Genomics Programme…

Fooder Compensation Scheme::Animal Welfare Scheme::Provision of Government Services such as Defense Forces Vehicles to assist movement of people, sand banking and retrieving animals in flooded areas::In the case of local authorities, the provision of flood defenses and liaision…

Rejection of the amendment in favour of an alternative that brought both physiotherapists and physical therapists under one register within the Act.

To have the recommendations contained in the IMO's 2016 Budget Submission included within Budget 2016 and government policy.

Government to increase investment in childcare provision in 2016, and in the long term put in place a childcare strategy.

To influence the government to maintain its commitment to emission targets 2020::To engage with the government in relation to international commitments to climate finance in advance of Budget 2016

Inform the political debate on Corporation Tax reform by circulating an economic report on the profile of company taxpayers and the potential impact to the Irish Exchequer of OECD and EU proposals to change the way in which Corporation Tax is calculated.