Politician(s) lobbied:Maureen O’Sullivan (Registrar of Companies), Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation
Intent: Prescribing those forms for use only in respect of declarations that are made after the date of the prescribing regulations
Methods:Letter
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Requesting that
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if the new powers (under Sections 203-207 of the Companies Act 2014 as amended by Sections 16-20 of the Companies (Corporate Governance
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Enforcement and Regulatory Provisions) Act 2024) to prescribe forms of declaration for the purposes of each of Sections 203-207 are to be exercised
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consideration could be given to prescribing those forms for use only in respect of declarations that are made after the date of the prescribing regulations.
Politician(s) lobbied:Andrew Munro (Assistant Secretary), Department of Justice
Intent: The lobbying took the form of a letter (jointly submitted on behalf of 9 law firms including Eversheds Sutherland) and was intended to suggest a repeal of a section of legislation.
Methods:Letter
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Raising concerns in relation to
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and suggesting the repeal of
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Section 32 of the Civil Law and Criminal Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2020 (Execution in Counterparts).
Politician(s) lobbied:Simon Harris (Minister), Department of Justice
Intent: Submission to support the review of the current Civil Legal Aid Scheme in Ireland as founding signatories and active members of Pro Bono Pledge Ireland. Sharing observations in relation to the current Civil Legal Aid Scheme in Ireland. Recommending further further research to identify and review of the applicable thresholds of the Scheme
Methods:Submission
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Submission to the consultation review of the current Civil Legal Aid Scheme in Ireland