Kevin Humphreys (Labour) | Oireachtas source

I asked this question in a roundabout way but other members have also asked the question. Can I confirm that we have the same understanding of the compulsory purchase order as the NTA? My understanding is that letters have gone out on the north side. The NTA has offered the meetings and it will cover people's costs on whatever experts or legal advice will be needed under the CPO structure. Once the letters have gone out, the NTA is entitled to survey the property and surveyors enter the property to ensure the design and the work can be carried out prior to an agreement being made on the financial settlement. Are we all of the same understanding on that CPO process or have I got the NTA's thinking wrong in any manner there? We need absolute clarity on this because this is the level of detailed question that every member-----