I wish to advise the House of the following matters in respect of which notice has been given under Standing Order 21 and the name of the Member in each case: (1) Deputy Barry Cowen - concerns with outsourcing of transport division jobs at Bord na Móna putting jobs at risk and imposing pay cuts; (2) Deputy Louise O'Reilly - implementation of the national neurorehabilitation strategy; (3) Deputies Aindrias Moynihan and Brendan Griffin - prioritising the N22 Macroom bypass and the need to prioritise the N22 Ballyvourney to Macroom road on the 2016-21 capital investment plan; (4) Deputy Declan Breathnach - the need to provide assurances that the current INTERREG programme and current PEACE programme will be honoured by the EU; (5) Deputy Alan Farrell - reconsideration of the Boundary Commission's terms of reference; (6) Deputy Imelda Munster - the difficulties with respite services in St. Mary's, Drumcar; (7) Deputies Thomas Pringle and Pearse Doherty - funding for special education needs, SEN, grants for children with disabilities attending mainstream preschools education and adequate provision and retention of SEN supports; (8) Deputy Éamon Ó Cuív - seirbhís aeir chuig na hOileáin Árann tar éis 30 Mean Fómhair 2019; (9) Deputy Mattie McGrath - the failure to extend the 42 tonne derogation and competitiveness in the Irish road haulage industry; (10) Deputy Niamh Smyth - review of the post-primary school transport scheme in Cavan-Monaghan; (11) Deputy Eugene Murphy - reimbursement for patients who use the Fampyra drug as part of their treatment for multiple sclerosis; (12) Deputy Lisa Chambers - the publication of the Defence Forces climate survey; (13) Deputy Mary Butler - provision of supports for children with autism in the south east; (14) Deputy Pat Deering - school bus services in south County Carlow; (15) Deputy Dara Calleary - the impact of job losses as a result of the closure of Charles River Laboratories at Glenamoy, County Mayo; (16) Deputy Clare Daly - the eviction of families from Lynams Hotel on O'Connell Street; (17) Deputy Brendan Smith - approval of funding towards essential repairs at a primary school in County Monaghan; (18) Deputy Mick Wallace - the implication of the destruction of the refugee camp in Calais; (19) Deputies John Lahart and Margaret Murphy O'Mahony - the need for the Minister for Health to make a statement on the RTE Investigations Unit programme on the neglect of vulnerable people in the care of the HSE and the care of adults with intellectual disabilities; (20) Deputies Mick Barry and Joan Collins - waste companies breaking the "price freeze" announced by the Minister for housing, planning and local government; (21) Deputy James Lawless - the backlog of arbitration hearings and the effect on the unfinished Naas town shopping centre; (22) Deputy Richard Boyd Barrett - the need for a commission of investigation into the Stardust tragedy; (23) Deputy Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire - advancement of the development of the N28; (24) Deputy Charlie McConalogue - discussions on the EU financial package; and (25) Deputy Ruth Coppinger - concerns surrounding a site at Anne Street in Wexford over a 20 year period from 1983 and allegations of irregularities.
The matters raised by Deputies Barry Cowen, Mick Barry and Joan Collins, Louise O'Reilly and Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire have been selected for discussion.