Local Development Companies Network CLG
Intent: Ringfencing for LEADER and reinstatement of 2 Pillars inCAP
Details: LEADER and CAP and next MFF
No current committee memberships matched for this official.
Intent: Ringfencing for LEADER and reinstatement of 2 Pillars inCAP
Details: LEADER and CAP and next MFF
Intent: To raise awareness of how innovative techniques can improve crop resilience and support the Irish agricultural supply chain
Details: Plant Biotechnology
Intent: Provide a general overview on the Irish residential construction industry, housing policy, Modern Methods of Construction frameworks and the broader housing market.
Details: General discussion on Housing Policy
Intent: Ammendments to the CAP as follows: 10 core asks and then, more importantly, made a list of 16 areas we are proposing changes to the CAP articles, and a further 4 changes to the recitals.
Details: Ammendments to the CAP as follows:
Intent: Share correspondence on behalf of Medicines for Ireland with relevant MEPs regarding concerns with the Extended Producer Responsibility provisions of the Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive, highlighting potential impacts on the availability, affordability and security of supply of essential medicines, ahead of the European Parliament's resolution on the same.
Details: Correspondence with Irish MEPs in relation to the UWWTD
Intent: Sent the 2026 AsIAm Same Chance Report to TDs, Senators and Irish MEPs
Details: Sent the 2026 AsIAm Same Chance Report to TDs, Senators and Irish MEPs
Intent: To seek clarification regarding remarks made by MEP on milk testing in a speech to Agri Committee of the European Parliament
Details: Speech by MEP regarding milk testing
Intent: To inform MEP of the concerns during a very brief discussion.
Details: ICOS concerns in relation to EU support regarding fertiliser price.
Intent: That Irish MEPs within the European Parliaments AGRI Committee table progressive environmental amendments to the AGRI Committee report on the post-2027 CAP
Details: Amendments to the AGRI Committee report on the post-2027 CAP
Intent: To welcome the announcement by the EU Commission that Brazilian meat imports will be banned in the EU from September 3rd, unless Brazil demonstrates compliance withe the bloc's rules on antimicrobial resistance.::To highlight that during an IFA and IFJ investigation into Brazilian meat last year any amount of antibiotics were freely available without any details of the animal type or symptoms, a prescription or farm identifier.::To highlight that the Brazilian authorities do not have a good track record of compliance with EU auditors and trade requirements as evidenced by the finding of the DG Sante inspections.::To emphasise that there must be a comprehensive database of all bovine animals in the country to allow prescribing of antibiotics for farm animals and the infrastructure must then be built around that to incoproprate prescribing, dispensing and treatment records similar to what is in the EU.
Details: Brazilian Meat Ban