Eileen Lynch (Fine Gael)

So the regulation would allow for obligatory enforcement if, say, an Irish buyer takes an action against a French suppler and the decision is made here but the two enforcement authorities work together to enforce that in the second country.

On the other COM proposal, I note that the Department's briefing on the implications for Ireland sets out that the Department is concerned about any potential increased administrative burden on farmers as a result of these new rules in relation to the contracts. What administrative burden is foreseen? What is the extent of that?