Lobbying return by Limerick Chamber
Local GovernmentPropose amendments that would ensure the Directly Elected Mayor would have more power to enact their programme.
Politician · Senator · 27th Seanad
Returns filed on the Register of Lobbying, newest first, with the policy area and intended results as the lobbyist published them.
Propose amendments that would ensure the Directly Elected Mayor would have more power to enact their programme.
Make DPOs aware of our Residents' Association's concerns and activities across housing, planning, cycle paths, development and other local authority/planning issues
To highlight concerns of IFA in relation to the proposed Bill.::Taking into account the Kenny Report (1973) and other reports, the Programme for Government 2020 has a commitment to reviewing how community gain can be captured through a review of the development contribution…
1. Reverse centralisation of functions. 2. Retain Development Plan duration at 6 years. 3. Retain status of local authorities in housing delivery. 4. Secure security allowance for elected members. 5 Realign gratuity calculation with current salary.
1. Reverse centralisation of powers. 2. Retain 6 years duration of Development Plan. 3. Retain councils role in delivery of housing. 4. Secure security allowance for councillors. 5. Restore calculation of gratuity to current salary level.
To invite local representatives to our meetings held in September and December
Seek retention of status quo