Rose Conway-Walsh

to address the barriers from planning to water and erergy supply that slow down the provision of housing. To ensure that more social housing is build and that affordable housing is available for those that need it

To welcome the launch of the Draft Sustainable Rural and Gaeltacht Housing National Planning Statement as a positive step for rural Ireland.::To highlight that excessive planning restrictions that prevent access to housing have become one of the main barriers facing young people…

Highlighted housing shortages as a major threat to competitiveness and called for faster housing delivery aligned with infrastructure and transport provision.

Reiterated Dublin Chamber's call to increase Housing for All national targets to 60,000 homes per year, with a minimum of half of these homes to be delivered in the Greater Dublin Area

Called for multi-annual funding for Uisce Éireann to deliver the Eastern and Midlands Water Supply Project and for Uisce Éireann to be to given the statutory remit and resources to connect new housing as a matter of urgency

Change perceptions around homelessness and build support for Focus Ireland's proposal to ring fence social housing for people who are long term homeless

To call for a reform to the HAP process and current funding available for the HAP scheme

Raise awareness of the research and findings of the report available at SCSI.ie

reduction to 0% to introduce a Zero VAT rate on the construction of houses for all first-time buyer buyers

To Get 100% Redress / Compensation for Victims who have property built with defective Concrete Blocks, Products & Aggregate

Discussion on progress of Defective Block Scheme Regulations and Review of IS 465: Discussion

Amendment to Building regulations to include wheelchair liveable accommodation

to gain support in lookingfor a review of Part M of the Building Regulations and increased delivery of wheelchair liveable houses for disabled people

To see Presbyterian Manses and other such properties affected by mica included in a revised and increased redress scheme

Secure support of TDs & Senators for Habitat's Build Solid Ground campaign::Secure support of TDs & Senators for Habitat's newest ReStore- opening soon in Dublin.