Pat Nugent

Pat Nugent

Total lobbying returns involving this official: 56

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Most Recent Title
Councillor
Most Recent Public Body
Waterford City and County Council
First Seen
21 January 2016
Last Seen
15 May 2026

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Councillor

Observed Public Bodies

Waterford City and County Council

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Intent: That Waterford City & County Council notes:1. That Bord Bia's mission is to bring Ireland's outstanding food, drink and horticulture to the world, thereby enabling growth and sustainability for producers.2. The importance of Irish food and drink exports to the Irish economy.3. The importance of Ireland's international reputation as a producer of high-quality food.4. That the Irish food and drinks industry is dependent on Irish farmers as the primary producers; and::the animal health and welfare standards that Irish farmers must adhere to, in particular the standards and conditions contained within Bord Bia's sustainable Quality Assurance Scheme.This council notes with serious concern recent events and feels that there is no choice but ask the Chair of Bord Bia, to resign immediately in order to restore public confidence.::In the event that he fails to do so, this Council further calls on the Government and the Minister for Agriculture, Food, and the Marine to intervene without delay an

Details: Waterford Local Authority - Bord Bia

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Informal communicationMeeting

Intent: Rental policy explicitly supports a balanced mix of housing supply, including tourism accommodation.Minimum tenancy periods be reviewed, with a three-year security model considered as a workable alternative.The cumulative impact of rental reforms and the short-term letting register be assessed together, particularly for tourism-dependent regions.Housing, tourism, planning and enterprise policies be developed in alignment, with regional flexibility built in.

Details: Submission on Government Reforms to the Rental Sector

Methods
Email

Intent: Enable faster, better delivery on housing, transport, infrastructure, and town centre management

Details: Devolving greater authority and resources to local authorities

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To read the submission:https://chambers.ie/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Local-Democracy-Taskforce-Submission-by-Chambers-Ireland-August-2025-1.pdfJoint submission coordinated by Chambers Ireland, submitted to Dept of Housing, Local Government and Heritage - SubmissionEmail

Intent: We recommend pausing the increases in statutory sick pay and parents' leave until the new minimum wage is agreed upon, to allow businesses to better manage these financial pressures.

Details: Ireland's high operational costs challenge businesses, particularly in staffing and HR. Proposed increases in statutory sick pay, parents' leave, pension auto-enrolment, and minimum wage may deter hiring, accelerating a shift towards the gig economy. This shift risks negative impacts on society and , ...

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Virtual Meeting organised by Chambers Ireland with Ministers Jack Chambers & Paschal Donohoe 28.8.24 - Virtual MeetingSubmission

Intent: Flexible Renovation Grants and Enhanced Capital Allowances: Implement flexible grants to renovate vacant properties, coupled with enhanced capital allowances to tackle dereliction. While repurposing premises is necessary, it is crucial to maintain commercial use on ground floors, ensuring town centres remain vibrant commercial hubs. We must balance the demand for housing with the need to preserve the commercial potential of our town centres.

Details: Housing and Urban Renewal - Affordable Housing Supply: Address the pressing need for affordable housing options—whether for purchase, rent, or holiday accommodation. A robust housing market is crucial for attracting and retaining a workforce.

Methods
Submission