Clare Daly (Dublin North, Socialist Party) | Oireachtas source

The building condition assessment deals only with quantifying damage. A house must reach a certain level or threshold before it can go further in the scheme. The problem here is that there are home owners who have expended thousands of euro in demonstrating the presence of pyrite above levels that would be justified. Do they have to undertake another test to gain access to this scheme? Why would that be necessary? Do they have to get a rating of 2 on the building condition assessment even though they have already established that pyrite is there and have spent thousands of euro doing that?

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