Rose Conway-Walsh

To educate parliamentarians about the links between alcohol and cancer and learn from Scottish experience::To discuss importance of legislation, such as the Public Health (Alcohol) Bill, in reducing the rate of cancer in Ireland

To educate Oireachtas members about the HPV vaccine and vaccination programme::To discuss the link between HPV and cancer and the neccessity to protect children from cancer in the future::To outline the facts and safety profile associated with the HPV vaccine.

To secure action from the Irish Governement at an EU level relating to demolition and destruction of EU funded aid infrastructure in Occupied Palestine.

Provide members of the Oireachtas with briefing on industrial relations, employment law and diversity in the workplace.::Provide solutions to industrial relations issues including recommendations for mandatory retirement age and enterprise level solutions to zero and low hour…

In this we assert that the protection of the natural environment should be at the core of all decision-making, as it is the primary source of both our wellbeing and our wealth. We propose the widening of the tax base to remove taxes on labour and instead tax environmental…

Introduction of a new Book of Quantum::Move to a 'care not cash' system of compensation::Increase competition in the insurance market::Combat fraud::Review the powers of the Injuries Board to ensure they are adequate

Provide awareness to the committee about the various activities being undertaken by the MIBI in relation to this matter, including the potential impact of the Setanta Insurance court case, the MIBI's concerns about rising costs, the increased number of uninsured and untraced…

As above

Support for the Public Health (Alcohol) Bill 2015::To strengthen the Bill by including provision for a warning to inform the public of the direct link between alcohol consumption and fatal cancers.

Amendments to the Public Sector Standards Bill 2015 in line with TASC's proposals in its submission, available here: http://www.tasc.ie/publications/tasc-submission-on-the-public-sector-standards-bil/

Requested the Government to identify and remedy the causes of high insurance costs

To secure more inclusive, constructive and well resourced social protection, education and training and employment policies and outcomes.

Changes to Section 20

We sought the enactment by the Government of 18 specific measures which would decrease the cost of insurance

To secure a more equitable and inclusive Budget and address the social and economic exclusion facing so many unemployed people.