Dublin Chamber of Commerce

Intent: Articulated Dublin Chamber's priorities around infrastructure

Methods: Meeting

Intent: Advocated for Capital Gains Tax to be reduced to a rate of 20% for unquoted actively trading SMEs to provide small businesses with a much-needed funding stream.

Methods: Meeting

Intent: Advocated for a Directly Elected Mayor for Dublin to drive the city's future economic growth through overseeing the planning and implementation of critical projects and ensuring that revenue raised in Dublin is retained and spent locally on services and capital projects.

Methods: Meeting

Intent: Highlighted the rising issue of safety for Dublin businesses and advocated for an increased Garda presence in the city core and investment in making the streets cleaner and more attractive

Methods: Meeting

Intent: Advocated for the appointment of a Directly Elected Mayor to ensure the management and delivery of critical infrastructure projects for Dublin.

Methods: Meeting

Intent: Highlighted the critical role of water and wastewater systems within the context of the broader housing crisis, stressing that without adequate investment, Dublin could face a severe water shortage within the next decade.

Methods: Meeting

Intent: Highlighted that housing targets for Dublin in the National Planning Framework need to be revised and significantly increased.

Methods: Meeting

Intent: Raised concerns about the supply of new homes in Dublin and its wider commuter belt which is failing to meet the demand of the Greater Dublin Area's growing population and workforce.

Methods: Meeting

Intent: Outlined the need for more effective commercial rate spending

Methods: Meeting

Intent: Advocated for the reporting requirements to be manageable for SMEs as the threshold lowers in 2025 and for a helpline or dedicated support team to be set up to assist smaller businesses in meeting the requirements.

Methods: Letter