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Covid-19 (Communications, Climate Action and Environment): Statements (27 May 2020)

Brian Stanley: ...to deal with it by successive Governments, workers and communities in the midlands now have ten months. We are where we are. For years Sinn Féin has called for the midlands to become the heart of renewable energy. I echo the welcome for some of the plans put forward by Kieran Mulvey. The midlands urgently needs an ambitious plan to be put in place and a major stimulus package to...

Joint Oireachtas Committee on Climate Action: Third Report of Citizens' Assembly: Discussion (Resumed) (28 Mar 2019)

Brian Stanley: I echo those words. The way you have handled it over the past eight months has been very good, Chairman. You have been very balanced and fair the way you handled the discussion and led the committee.

Petroleum and Other Minerals Development (Prohibition of Onshore Hydraulic Fracturing) Bill 2016: Report Stage (Resumed) and Final Stage (31 May 2017)

Brian Stanley: We submitted our amendment No. 4 over our concern about offshore fracking and its potential dangers, which has been echoed by other Deputies here. Fracking offshore could be more dangerous than fracking onshore. I want to be clear that our party wants to stop fracking throughout the Thirty-two Counties and offshore. However, we want to approach this carefully. Obviously, the immediate...

Water Services Reform: Statements (26 Apr 2012)

Brian Stanley: ...to move 4,000 workers from their current positions in local authorities into a new utility will mean redundancies and a further loss of experience, intelligence, knowledge and talent. This is echoed in the PwC report. It stated that when Irish Water has fully taken over all water services from the local authorities, in 2018, employee numbers will be significantly lower than the 4,278...

Water Services Reform: Statements (26 Apr 2012)

Brian Stanley: .... Like SIPTU, Sinn Féin is concerned that the proposal to move 4,000 workers from local authorities into Irish Water will mean redundancies and a further loss of experience and talent. This is echoed in the PWC report which states "...when Irish Water has fully taken over all water services from the local authorities in 2018, numbers will be significantly lower than the 4,278 deployed...