Fergus O'Dowd (Louth, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

Yes. We will go through the matters we agreed. The FAI is one of those. We can look at this again after that. We will consider any requests.

No. 2019/386 is an email from Ms Rea Walshe, corporate affairs and licensing director of the FAI. It is proposed to note this item and schedule it for a meeting on 20 February. Is that agreed? Agreed.

No. 2019/387 is an email advising me of a conference about transport this morning in the French embassy. I propose to note that.

No. 2019/388 is an email from Mr. Chris Smith, private secretary to the Minister, Deputy Ross. I propose to note this item, which will be discussed on 6 February. Is that agreed? Agreed.

No. 2019/389 is an email from Ms Anne Graham, CEO of the National Transport Authority. I propose to arrange for members who are available a meeting on the next phase of the BusConnects bus corridor project. Is that agreed? Agreed.

The next item of correspondence is from me and relates to correspondence from Ms Pauline McGuinness of a residents association about the Aircraft Noise (Dublin Airport) Regulation Bill 2018. I propose we note that.

No. 2019/391 is an email from me to the committee regarding correspondence from Mr. Stuart Gilhooly. I propose that we note that correspondence, which we discussed earlier, and act as we agreed.

No. 2019/392 is an email from me regarding correspondence from a residents association about BusConnects corridors. It is proposed that we consider that as part of our work programme. Is that agreed? Agreed.

No. 2019/393 is an email from Mr. Chris Smith, who has been very busy, from the Minister's office dated 22 January. This relates to a Brexit memorandum. It is proposed to note this and discuss the matter on 6 February. Is that agreed? Agreed.