Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 20 June 2017
1828. Deputy Stephen S. Donnelly asked the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport the number of meetings he has held to date and scheduled with his EU counterparts, UK counterparts and European Commission director general level counterparts dealing specifically with Brexit related issues or on which the impact of Brexit was an agenda item, in tabular form; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [26914/17]
Amharc ar fhreagraI have had a number of meetings with my EU counterparts, UK counterparts and the European Commissioner on Brexit, most recently at the Transport Council in Luxembourg last week. These meetings were extremely useful in promoting an understanding of transport and tourism Brexit implications for Ireland and are summarised in tabular form below.
|
Date |
Name of Minister/EU Official |
Role/title |
Country/Institution |
Subject of meeting |
|
12/12/16 |
Minister Chris Hazzard |
Minister for Infrastructure |
Northern Ireland Executive |
NSMC matters and Brexit |
|
04/04/17 |
Prof. Péter Balázs |
European Coordinator for the North Sea Med Corridor Connecting Europe Facility Core Corridor |
EU: European Commission |
Implications of Brexit on TEN-T |
|
25/05/17 |
Minister Anna Johansson |
Minister for Infrastructure |
Sweden |
Brexit, Road safety |
|
26/05/17 |
Rt. Hon. Chris Grayling |
Secretary of State, Department for Transport |
UK |
Brexit |
|
08/06/17 |
Commissioner Violeta Bulc |
European Commissioner for Transport |
EU: European Commission |
Brexit and European Issues |
|
08/06/17 |
Jörg Leichtfried |
Minister for Transport, Innovation and Technology |
Austria |
Brexit and Road Safety |
