Graham Doyle

Intent: To implement the asks contained in the submission covering areas from housing, to business supports

Details: Limerick Chamber Made a Pre-Budget Submission for 2027 Budget

Intent: Establish the short-term letting register on May 20th as committed by Government to bring much needed transparency to a sector. For the first time Ireland will have a register of the number and location of STLs nationally.::Once the register is in place, the planning requirements should not be commenced for a period of 9 months to allow properties on the register to become planning compliant.::Establish a small high-level steering group to include tourism leaders, STL representatives, planning officers, Department officials and Fáilte Ireland to ensure that the STL planning guidelines are fit-for-purpose and tourism in regional Ireland is protected. ::Clarify if the 2-year moratorium is confirmed and will an STL property without planning permission be allowed on the register and thus continue to trade? And does the 2-year moratorium apply to all areas or just those under the population threshold of 20,000?::Will possible exemptions be in the upcoming legislation, for example will the

Details: Short-term letting legislation

Intent: Exchange of views on IIP policy priorities and gain insight on Department's timelines for implementation of planning reforms and related matters.

Details: IIP Board discussion with Secretary General on housing delivery and related policy

Intent: Provide constructive feedback to the Group on institutional investor sentiment, emphasising the need for policy certainty and stability as necessary conditions to attract levels of private market investment needed to fund government's housing targets.

Details: IIP attendance at meeting of government's Housing Investment and Policy Impact Group at their request

Intent: Transposing Articles 15b and 16b of Renewable Energy Directive III as quickly as possible.

Details: Transposition of Renewable Energy Directive III

Intent: To gain support for legislative amendments that would facilitate the timely and effective delivery of the Accelerating Infrastructure Task Force recommendations

Details: Meeting to outline the importance of proposed amendments to legislation in supporting the delivery of the Accelerating Infrastructure Task Force recommendations

Intent: Provide a general overview on the Irish residential construction industry, housing policy, Modern Methods of Construction frameworks and the broader housing market.

Details: General Housing Policy

Intent: Procedure that could be used by private developers to apply for Housing Investment Infrastructure Funding

Details: Response to HAO on how the private sector element of the infrastructure call would work

Intent: Support for housing delivery ambitions alongside reform of funding models to address viability gaps (CLSS/CAS deficits, communal areas, CREL equity) and enable sustainable scaling of social and cost rental housing

Details: Meeting with Secretary General, Graham Doyle

Intent: Resources allocated to the criminal justice system may be diverted to other departments of government for a more holistic appraoch to social issues and investment in underserved communities

Details: Highlighting findings and relevant recommendations from IPRT's recent report 'From Punishment to Prevention' and calling for the redirection of government investment to prevention and diversion strategies