Simon Harris

Increased investment in home care in Budget 2017 so that people can remain living in their own homes for as long as possible. This will support Family Carers.

Prioritise the restoration of funding for social services and supports above tax cuts and capital spending in Budget 2017 which will support the well-being of Ireland's 360,000 Family Carers

To secure core funding to put services that currently rely solely on charitable funds on a firmer and more sustainable footing

Support for the move of University College Hospital, Galway to Merlin Park, Galway

Secure the repository of blood samples that could be genetically tested to identify underlying heart conditions.

For these matters to be addressed in Budget 2017 through policy and Funding Announcements as part of the budgetary process.

Returning floodplain at old Bray Golf Course lands to original Open Space zoning from Town Centre zoning applied in 2005

To make the public and the Minister for Health Simon Harris aware of issues facing young Irish GPs in setting up and maintaining practice in Ireland.

Raise awareness of how public policy might support people to be kinder towards each other

Raise awareness of best practice models for measuring wellbeing at a local level

Reduce class size, school funding increase, greater supports for school leadership roles, pay equality for new entrants

implementation of the neuro-rehabilitation strategy and funding for ABI services

To ensure the Minister fully updated on the policy priorities of IPHA member companies

Immediate implementation of Sections 3 and 5 of the Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015. Provisision of a timetable for the full implementation of the Act in order to ensure that the rights and interests of the most vulnerable adults can be adequately protected and to…

Attendance by Minister at launch event of the survey, Minister to give keynote speech at launch.