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Intent: Communicate the relevance of the financial services industry in Ireland, its economic impact, its competitive opportunities, and its strategic objectives for the next 5 years. Also, to highlight the importance of establishing a retail investment culture in Ireland through Savings and Investment Accounts.
Details: Financial services industry strategy 2026-2030
Intent: To share Microsoft’s perspective on Ireland’s digital and artificial intelligence opportunity. The document outlined the economic and societal benefits of AI and set out high-level considerations relating to infrastructure, skills and responsible AI.
Details: Highlight Ireland's digital and artificial intelligence opportunity and circulation of Microsoft's 'Our Shared Digital Future' paper
Intent: Funding increases for primary and post primary schools, to include an increase in capitation; the extension of the free book scheme to post primary schools under Protestant patronage (fee charging); an increase in the primary level core management grant; and reductions in pupil teacher ratios.
Details: With regard to Budget 2026, seeking increases in funding for primary and secondary schools under Church of Ireland patronage.
A letter was sent to the Minister on behalf of all primary school management bodies seeking increases in funding and resources for all primary schools in Budget 2026. - LetterA submission was made to the Minister and Special Advisor on behalf of the GS Board of Education (RI) outlining the funding areas the Board was seeking increases on in Budget 2026. This submission was subsequently published on the Church of Ireland website and circulated widely among Church of Ireland primary school Boards of Management. - SubmissionContact with the Minister's office to arrange the meeting time and date and organise the logistics of attendance. An email also set out the range of issues sought to be raised. - Email
Intent: To seek engagement with relevant stakeholders on the role of evidence based parenting programmes in the context of supporting families, parents and children.
Details: Public policy concerning parenting and families in Ireland
Intent: The extension of tax relief as a qualifying expense to counselling and psychotherapy.::The application of a VAT exemption to counselling and psychotherapy services which will create an equity between Counsellors/Psychotherapists and other allied health professionals.::The expansion of the counselling in schools program.
The IACP emailed a targeted list of Ministers, spokespeople, special advisors, and committee members requesting a meeting on our Pre-Budget Submission. - Email
Intent: To include bookshops in the Culture Card and include booksellers in taskforce to progress its implementation.To increase funding for school libraries and ensure that some funding is ringfenced for spending in local bookshops.to increase funding for Foras na Gaeilge and ensure funding is ringfenced for Áis to fully support Irish language literature. To reform the commercial rates system and commit to monitoring its support of SMEs in town centres.
Details: Pre-budget submission in relation to rates, funding for Foras na Gaeilge and school libraries and to include bookshops in the culture card scheme.
Intent: Gain support for the measures outlined in the spunout pre-budget submission as part of the Budget 2026 campaign.
Details: Engage with political representatives to discuss details of the spunout pre-budget submission, detailing the needs of young people and facilitating direct engagement between action panel members and elected representatives.