Lobbying return by Chambers Ireland
EU AffairsTo raise awareness of concerns of business along the border
Politician · TD · 34th Dáil
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To raise awareness of concerns of business along the border
To raise awareness of concerns of business along the border
Meeting with a delegation from the Joint Oireachtas Committee on EU Affairs to inform them of ICOS concerns related to Brexit and its impact on the agri food sector.
Greater attention and action vis a vis the Syria Crisis and Ireland's response to it on the part of members of the Joint Cttee on Foreign Affairs & Trade and members of AWEPA
Published name "Concern Worldwide" equals CRO name "CONCERN WORLDWIDE" (CRO 39647) after normalising legal forms such as Ltd = Limited. No other CRO company has this name. Names can be shared, so compare the address and dates on the CRO record.
For members of the Dail to lend their support and lobby government to ratify the UNCRPD
To receive funding to aid the development of Mary Immaculate College Library.
To establish a credit union supported, state backed fund for Social Housing
Begin to tackle bottlenecks to growth by accelerating productive infrastructure investment by €500m in 2017.::Stabilise housing demand and affordability as supply increases by introducing a first time buyer savings scheme.::Increase the number of scaling businesses in Ireland by…
Triple the capital investment envelope for projects in the Greater Dublin Area.::Create a strategy to address the transport 'bottlenecks' that will impact on the short, medium and long term competitiveness of the region.::Fund a regional implementation plan to ensure the…
Ensure joined up thinking across the local authorities of County Dublin and Greater Dublin Area.::Create policies that make Dublin more attractive for residents, commuters, visitors and employers as it competes with other international city regions.::Development of a long-term…
Discretion in lending small amounts to be restored to credit unions::To ensure credit is available for the most vulnerable
To establish a credit union supported, state backed fund for SMEs
To make the various TD's and senators aware of the concerns our members had with regards the proposal to open a supervised injecting centre in Dublin City Centre
Renewed commitment and plan of action for the Government's target of an 80% reduction in emissions between transport, energy and buildings::Renewed commitment and plan of action for the Government's target of carbon neutrality for agriculture by 2050::The National Climate Change…
To highlight Chamber Ireland's policy positions in advance of the drafting of Budget 2017 by the Government