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Seanad: Developments in Organic Sector and Greyhound Industry: Statements (22 Feb 2017)

Andrew Doyle: ...on informing Members of the House about the current state of the organic sector in Ireland referring both to its challenges and opportunities. While challenges do exist, opportunities are available to those who have the vision to tap into a sector which is seeing unprecedented growth. Going forward, I would like to see existing markets consolidated. The evidence suggests that there is...

Water Sector Reforms: Motion (Resumed) (20 Nov 2014)

Andrew Doyle: ...which 600,000 or more than 25% are not and will not become customers of Irish Water. They will continue to do what they have done for years, namely, provide their own water. If there is no water flowing from their taps, they must pay to have it fixed, and the same applies in the case of their wastewater systems. Under the water framework directives and new rules introduced by the...

Joint Oireachtas Committee on Agriculture, Food and the Marine: Fishing Industry Losses Due to Recent Storms: Discussion (15 Apr 2014)

Andrew Doyle: If we put in a request, or suggest that we should tap the fund, we must not get a response that it is impossible. We need to be sure of our ground before we make a submission.

Joint Oireachtas Committee on Agriculture, Food and the Marine: Horse and Greyhound Racing Fund Regulations 2013: Motions (26 Nov 2013)

Andrew Doyle: ...from PAYE, VAT or other ancillary taxes collected from those employed in the sector it should be directly funded, euro for euro, with revenue from the betting industry, which is available to be tapped into. Is it agreed that the joint committee recommends there should be no further debate on the motion by Dáil Éireann or Seanad Éireann? Agreed. That concludes our...

Report on Offshore Oil and Gas Exploration: Statements (Resumed) (9 Jul 2013)

Andrew Doyle: ...seems to lie, off the west and north-west coasts of this country, and it would be folly for Ireland, even if it were flush with resources, to engage in exploration. Rather, it was better to try to tap into the potential by way of a suitable tax regime on foot of any discoveries. For those purposes, we set about looking at what was in place. We acknowledge that, in 2007, the previous...

Joint Oireachtas Committee on Agriculture, Food and the Marine: Food Harvest 2020: Discussion with Irish Farm Managers Association (4 Dec 2012)

Andrew Doyle: ...who benefited almost as much from listening to each other as they did from listening to their lecturers. The Irish Farm Managers Association possesses a large well of knowledge that has not yet been tapped. We hear from Macra na Feirme and other organisations. The IFMA represents the operators of farm businesses and we need as many such operators as possible. Members will note that...

Stability and the Budgetary Process: Motion (Resumed) (1 Dec 2010)

Andrew Doyle: ...were bypassed. The process was set up in the late 1980s with good intention and for good cause, but it has become totally dysfunctional and needs to be re-examined and redeveloped. A dripping tap is sometimes used to torture people in order to get information out of them. Since 2008, when we were told that the banks had a bit of a problem, we have been drip-fed the truth. The purpose of...