Adam Ledwith

Adam Ledwith

Total lobbying returns involving this official: 11

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Official Profile

Most Recent Title
Special Advisor
Most Recent Public Body
Department of Justice
First Seen
19 September 2020
Last Seen
19 January 2024

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Department of Agriculture and the MarineDepartment of Justice
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Lobbying Records (Page 1 of 2)

Q4PR

2024-01-19
Current/Former DPOFAQ

Intent: To inform and assist in legislation to establish a Gambling Regulator in Ireland

Details: Proposals re the establishment of a Gambling Regulator

Officials
Methods
Informal communicationMeeting

Intent: To present and generate awareness of Liquid Gas Ireland and the sector’s Vision 2040 which sets out how LPG and BioLPG can contribute to Ireland’s ‘Green New Deal’, including the ambitious goal to reach net zero emissions by 2050, and to the Government’s Clean Air Strategy. Liquid Gas Ireland outlined key actions that it believes the Government must take to recognise and support the role of LPG and BioLPG in a just transition to lower carbon energy and cleaner air in rural Ireland.::To secure panel speakers for Liquid Gas Ireland Vision 2040 virtual launch event

Details: Engagement on Liquid Gas Ireland Vision 2040: A Greener Deal for rural Ireland

Methods
To invite Deputy Jackie Cahill to be a panel member for the virtual launch of Liquid Gas Ireland's 2040 Vision event on rural, sustainable energy and fuel options for local communities and businesses. - Phone callTo invite Deputy Sean Sherlock to be a panel member for the virtual launch of Liquid Gas Ireland's 2040 Vision event on rural, sustainable energy and fuel options for local communities and businesses. - Email

Intent: To present and generate awareness of Liquid Gas Ireland and the sector’s Vision 2040 which sets out how LPG and BioLPG can contribute to Ireland’s ‘Green New Deal’, including the ambitious goal to reach net zero emissions by 2050, and to the Government’s Clean Air Strategy. Liquid Gas Ireland outlined key actions that it believes the Government must take to recognise and support the role of LPG and BioLPG in a just transition to lower carbon energy and cleaner air in rural Ireland.

Details: Energy Policy

Methods
Email invitation from Brian Derham (LGI Chair) to join Liquid Gas Ireland meeting (virtual) on September 24th to launch the companies new name and Vision 2040 Document - Virtual Meeting

Coillte CGA

2020-09-21

Intent: To improve the run rate of felling licences in order to facilitate Coillte's timber supply programme. To implement an efficient appeals process that clears the backlog of forestry appeals.

Details: To engage with the Department and the Forest Service regarding Forestry Licences, potential amended legislation and to encourage the Department to implement an effective Forestry Appeals Committee process

Methods
1 July 2020: Letter to Minister Cowen from Imelda Hurley (CEO) and Bernie Gray (Coillte Chairperson) - Ref: Forestry Licencing Crisis, FAC Hearing Delays and Timber Supply Issues3 July 2020: Letter to Minister Hackett from Imelda Hurley (CEO) and Bernie Gray (Coillte Chairperson) - Ref: Forestry Licencing Crisis, FAC Hearing Delays and Timber Supply Issues3 July 2020: Letter to Minister Heydon from Imelda Hurley (CEO) and Bernie Gray (Coillte Chairperson) - Ref: Forestry Licencing Crisis, FAC Hearing Delays and Timber Supply Issues20 July 2020: Letter to Minister Calleary from Imelda Hurley (CEO) and Bernie Gray (Coillte Chairperson) - Ref: Forestry Licencing Crisis, FAC Hearing Delays and Timber Supply Issues21 August 2020: Letter to An Taoiseach and Minister Hackett, from Imelda Hurley (CEO) - Ref: Forestry Licencing Crisis, FAC Hearing Delays, Critical Timber Supply Shortage and Legislative Reform - Letter1 June 2020: Call, Imelda Hurley and Colm Hayes on forestry including potential legislative reform.17 July 2020: Call, Imelda Hurley and Colm Hayes on forestry and the urgent need for legislative reform.18 August 2020: Call, Imelda Hurley and Colm Hayes on forestry including the FAC hearing delays, potential shortage of timber and the urgent need for legislation.19 August 2020: Call, Imelda Hurley and Minister Hackett on forestry including the FAC hearing delays, potential shortage of timber and the urgent need for legislation.19 August 2020: Call, Imelda Hurley and Colm Hayes on forestry including the FAC hearing delays, potential shortage of timber and the urgent need for legislation.23 August 2020: Call, Imelda Hurley and Colm Hayes on forestry and the urgent need for legislation/regulation.25 August 2020: Call, Imelda Hurley and Colm Hayes on forestry and the urgent need for legislation/regulation. - Phone call22 August 2020: Text from Imelda Hurley to Colm Hayes including updates on whether regulations are required subsequent to the proposed legislation and related timing implications. - Informal communication

Intent: To establish the role and makeup of the Climate Advisory Council::That farmers be given credit for sequestration and the new Climate Bill has to factor in the latest Teagasc research which shows that Nitrous Oxide emissions from farming are being over counted.::Continuation of Ireland's Nitrates Derogation at 250 kgs Org N/ha, without additional compliance obligations

Details: Climate Bill

Methods
Meeting

Intent: Ensuring that a well funded and balanced CAP Programme is in place post 2020::That the CAP consultative meetings would address the importance of CAP and that the additional asks of farmers must be paid for. To highloght the importance of a strong CAP budget.::To note that the Croatian Presidency concluded with only some progress on environmental impact assessments and targets to be achieved in next CAP.::Noted the DAFM's report of little progress on issues such as the new green architecture, as well as how the new Farm to fork and Bio diversity strategies will be integrated into the next CAP. It is expected that there will be significant discussion on the details in the autumn under the German Presidency.::On the Transitional Regulation, noted that the DAFM said the EU Council and the Parliament have agreed a 2 year transition. However, the Commission is still pushing for a 1 year. Also the MFF is still not finalised. It is expected though that the transitional arrangements will be fin

Details: Future of the CAP (Common Agricultural Policy) - CAP Budget

Methods
EmailInformal communicationMeeting

Intent: Agreement on GLAS and TAMS extension::On GLAS - must be simple and all payments maintained::That all 36000 contracts due to end in December 2020 and a further 12000 in December 2021 would be extended for the transition period::That the expected €135m unspent money in TAMS would be spent in the next three years::That there would be no change to the ANC scheme::That the BDGP and Sheep Welfare schemes would be extended::To highlight that EU CAP transition rules will mean various farm schemes will operate in 2021 under 'new money old rules' criteria.::To ensure that the transition rules will not impact on the Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) budget::That Government protects payments across all schemes in the transition phase::To point out that the EU Commission has indicated that Member States can reopen their agri-environmental schemes in line with transitional rules

Details: EU Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) Transition

Methods
EmailInformal communicationMeeting

Intent: Concerns with regard to the National Parks and Wildlife LIFE Nature project for blanket bog areas.::That this project will not lead to further restrictions on land which will in turn have a severe impact on farmers' ability to make a living from their farms.::Farmers should be allowed to stock their land to its potential.::Engage with farmers constructively on these matters.::Secure meeting to discuss further.::That the CAP delivers a meninful environmental scheme for hill farmers

Details: Land Designations

Methods
EmailLetterMeeting