Peter 'Chap' Cleere

Peter 'Chap' Cleere

Total lobbying returns involving this official: 284

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Dáil Éireann, the Oireachtas
First Seen
16 January 2025
Last Seen
21 May 2026

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Dáil Éireann, the Oireachtas

Current Oireachtas Committee Memberships

Updated 31 May 2026

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Intent: Support the work of the All Party Group on Autism::The full implementation of the Joint Oireachtas Committee Report on Autism and programme for government commitments on Autism

Details: Attended regular meetings of the All Party Group on Autism

Methods
Engaged with Chair, Deputy Carrigy, in advance of meetings - Phone callParticipated in mailing list for the group - EmailMeeting

Intent: Understanding of and support for the work of AsIAm and our organisation's vision and purpose

Details: Held an event to launch the AsIAm Strategic Plan 2026-2030 and invited a range of public officials

Methods
Emails inviting and reminding public officials - EmailLiaised with Minister Foley's office on the detail of the event - EmailLiaised with Minister Foley's office on the detail of the event - Phone call

Beefplan Movement

184 officials
2026-05-21

Intent: Support for policies and programmes beneficial for Irish beef farmers

Details: Matters of significance to Irish Cattle & Beef farmers

Methods
In relation to programme and policy issues relevant to beef farmers - Informal communicationIn relation to programme and policy issues relevant to beef farmers - Phone callThe emails were in relation to programme and policy issues relevant to beef farmers - Email

Intent: To ensure AON reforms protect statutory rights, remain evidence-informed, and support timely access to services; to advocate for workforce planning, integration of children’s services, and consultation with psychologists and stakeholders; and to promote a person-centred, clinically sound, and rights-based approach in legislative and service reforms.

Details: Invited opening statement to the Joint Committee on Disability Matters, addressing reform of the Assessment of Need (AON) process and broader children’s services, including workforce, resourcing, and integration.

Methods
Delivered an opening statement on the Disability (Amendment) Bill 2025 to highlight unmet needs, workforce capacity, AON process integrity, and the need for integrated, evidence-informed, and child-centred services. - Meeting

Intent: To ensure that reforms to the Assessment of Need (AON) process remain evidence-informed, person-centred, and clinically sound; to advocate for adequate workforce resourcing, multidisciplinary input, and clear guidance for assessment officers; and to support legislation that protects rights, promotes timely access to services, and maintains high-quality disability assessment and intervention.

Details: Written submission to the Joint Committee on Disability Matters on pre-legislative scrutiny of the General Scheme of Disability (Amendment) Bill 2025.

Methods
Submission provided to the Joint Committee on Disability Matters in March 2026, outlining PSI’s evidence-based recommendations for the General Scheme of Disability (Amendment) Bill 2025, including workforce, resourcing, governance, and functional assessment considerations. - Submission

Intent: Greater awareness and understanding of the work of Corteva Agriscience in supporting farming and the Irish agricultural sector with innovative products supporting sustainable agricultural output.

Details: Introduction of Corteva Agriscience to public representatives and policy makers in Ireland

Methods
Meeting requests to public representatives and other public officials - EmailMeetings with public officials - Meetingfollow up on meeting requests and scheduling meetings. - Phone call

Hume Brophy

7 officials
2026-05-21

Intent: To engage on the benefits of virtual fencing technology for Irish farmers, including improved animal welfare, reduced labour burden, and support for generational renewal. To advance the case for virtual fencing to be recognised on an equal footing with conventional fencing within Irish agricultural funding frameworks including TAMS III and ACRES, and to understand Ireland's position ahead of CAP 2028-2034 negotiations.

Details: Meetings to introduce Nofence's virtual fencing technology and its role in the Irish agricultural sector, including discussions on animal welfare, farmer wellbeing, generational renewal in farming, and the inclusion of virtual fencing within Irish and EU agricultural funding schemes including TAMS a, ...

Methods
To arrange the meetings - EmailTo follow up on some emails for meetings - Phone callTo participate in meetings - Meeting