Seán Canney

Climate & Environmental Legislation • All future climate and environmental legislation should be subject to a comprehensive Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) to assess its impact on jobs and on the environment. Ireland can no longer blindly sign-up to unachievable targets,…

• The lead agency for the development of all recreational routes must be the Department of Rural and Community Affairs and not two Government Departments as currently exists.::• The Walks Scheme must be extended by a further 40 walks, to bring the total to 120, worth €6m to…

• The CPO goodwill payment must be fully reinstated to €5,000 per acre to restore equity and fairness for the landowners impacted by the re-commencement of the national roads development programme.

• The NPF must acknowledge the importance of farming and vibrant rural communities and recognise the need for rural housing for farmers and their family members who have an intrinsic link with the rural community.::• The NPF must support the development of farm-scale and…

That consideration be given to the IWMA's suggested waste policy proposals for government.::To provide an overview of the current waste policy context, as well as suggested actions to ensure Ireland meets future EU recycling targets.

Decarbonisation of the Irish economy by 2050 in a cost-effective manner that ensures a just transition

To ask policy makers and public representatives to support the concept of a new national policy on aggregates

Reduce the cost and bureaucracy associated with the disposal of C&D waste.

To create awareness of farmers' actions to achieve sustainability.