Robert Troy

Congress requested a meeting with the Minister to set out proposed solutions to address the above matters

That as many TDs as possible would support the passage of the Bill through this second stage

Further engagement re National Economic Plan

That tender would be on a cost met basis to allow Local Development Companies bid for the tender

Attendance of Virtual Roundtable Discussion

Changes to Forestry policy and programmes

Urgent passage of legislation

Outlay of Pandemic Unemployment Payment so that it is only given to genuine circumstances and not issued to people where their jobs are open, so businesses can attract staff back and reopen successfully

Minimum Unit Pricing to be introduced at the same time as Northern Ireland as previously agreed as retailers already have enough challenges with Covid and Brexit

The urgent need for antigen testing in the workplace, the need to amend the terms of the EWSS and CRSS schemes to make them fair and workable, and the need to prioritise the introduction of affordable examinership

Asking the Minister for Justice to advise ISME (a) which of the stakeholders is responsible for carrying out privacy impact assessments associated with the Insurance Fraud Database; and (b) when will they be carried out?

Requesting the Government to assert its rights and responsibilities to legislate on a matter of public policy, under Article 15 of the Irish Constitution.

Sought clarification on issues impeding the expansion of access to the current InsuranceLink database, which of the stakeholders is responsible for carrying out the necessary privacy impact assessments and when will they be carried out.

Seeking to influence Budget 2021/Government support schemes for business

To secure the extension of the provision in the Act for virtual AGMs