Politician(s) lobbied:Barry Heneghan (TD), Dáil Éireann, the Oireachtas; James Browne (Minister), Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage; Malcolm Byrne (TD), Dáil Éireann, the Oireachtas; James O'Connor (TD), Dáil Éireann, the Oireachtas; Siobhan Russell (Adviser to Minister), Department of Transport; Graham Doyle (Secretary General), Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage; Seán Canney (Minister of State), Department of Transport; Darragh O'Brien (Minister), Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment; Peter Walsh (Chief Executive Officer), Transport Infrastructure Ireland
Intent: The intended outcome of these communications is to influence policy and legislative decision-making in order to:1. Facilitate amendments to existing legislation that govern the cashless parking market.2. Create an open market framework allowing multiple apps to operate nationwide without restrictions.3. Encourage adoption of interoperable standards to increase consumer choice and competition in the sector.4. Identify department to champion the proposal and implement the framework.
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Ivan Yates is engaged with UTS Technologies
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providing advisory and lobbying services. The engagements focused on providing analysis
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data
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and recommendations concerning the current regulatory framework governing cashless parking in Ireland. The purpose was to highlight barriers in the existing legislation that limit competition and restrict nationwide interoperability of cashless parking apps
Politician(s) lobbied:Peter Walsh (Chief Executive Officer), Transport Infrastructure Ireland
Intent: The intended outcome of these communications is to influence policy and legislative decision-making in order to: 1. Facilitate amendments to existing legislation that govern the cashless parking market.2. Create an open market framework allowing multiple apps to operate nationwide without restrictions.3. Encourage adoption of interoperable standards to increase consumer choice and competition in the sector.
Methods:Email
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The communication focused on providing analysis
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data
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and recommendations concerning the current regulatory framework governing cashless parking in Ireland. The purpose was to highlight barriers in the existing legislation that limit competition and restrict nationwide interoperability of cashless parking apps