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Copy of Lobbying Returns for Ervia 01.01.2021 Lobbyist Date Published Ervia 20 May, 2021 Public Policy Area Relevant Matter Period Energy and Natural Resources Public policy or programme 1 Jan, 2021 to 30 Apr, 2021 Specific Details Results you intend to secure Discussion regarding Bandon wastewater and To update the Deputy Christopher O'Sullivan drainage project on Bandon wastewater and drainage project Name of person primarily responsible for lobbying on this activity David Kelly Is or was there any Designated Public Officials or former Designated Public Officials who carried out lobbying activities related to this return on your behalf? No Are you managing or directing a grass roots What is the directive you gave to the grassroots campaign? campaigners? No Was this lobbying done on behalf of a client? No Lobbying activity Virtual Meeting (1) Virtual Meeting held on 25th February 2021 Designated public officials lobbied Christopher O'Sullivan TD Dáil Éireann, the Oireachtas Lobbyist Date Published Ervia 20 May, 2021 Public Policy Area Relevant Matter Period Energy and Natural Resources Public policy or programme 1 Jan, 2021 to 30 Apr, 2021 Specific Details Results you intend to secure Discussion regarding wastewater treatment To update Deputy Christopher O'Sullivan, Cllr plant Deirdre Kelly and Dunmanway Chamber with regard to capacity at wastewater treatment plant in the context of future development and recent negative planning decisions by Cork Co Co Name of person primarily responsible for lobbying on this activity David Kelly Is or was there any Designated Public Officials or former Designated Public Officials who carried out lobbying activities related to this return on your behalf? No Are you managing or directing a grass roots What is the directive you gave to the grassroots campaign? campaigners? No Was this lobbying done on behalf of a client? No Lobbying activity Virtual Meeting (1) Virtual Meeting held on 8th January 2021 Designated public officials lobbied Christopher O'Sullivan Deirdre Kelly TD Councillor Dáil Éireann, the Oireachtas Cork County Council Lobbyist Date Published Ervia 20 May, 2021 Public Policy Area Relevant Matter Period Energy and Natural Resources Public policy or programme 1 Jan, 2021 to 30 Apr, 2021 Specific Details Results you intend to secure Discussion regarding Policy Paper on To update on recently published White Paper Transformation of Water Services and highlight importance of transformation agenda for future of water services in Ireland Name of person primarily responsible for lobbying on this activity Karen Ferris & John Dempsey Is or was there any Designated Public Officials or former Designated Public Officials who carried out lobbying activities related to this return on your behalf? No Are you managing or directing a grass roots What is the directive you gave to the grassroots campaign? campaigners? No Was this lobbying done on behalf of a client? No Lobbying activity Virtual Meeting (1) Virtual Meeting held on 4th March 2021 with Senator John Cummins & Senator Mary Seery Kearney Virtual Meeting (1) Virtual Meeting held on 10th March 2021 with Deputy Gerald Nash & Senator Rebecca Moynihan Virtual Meeting (1) Virtual Meeting held on 12th March 2021 with Deputy Steven Matthews Virtual Meeting (1) Virtual Meeting held on 21st March 2021 with Deputy Eoin O'Broin Virtual Meeting (1) Virtual Meeting held on 31st March 2021 with Senator Mary Fitzpatrick Virtual Meeting (1) Virtual Meeting held on 7th April 2021 with Deputy Michael Fitzmaurice Virtual Meeting (1) Virtual Meeting held on 7th April 2021 with Senator Garret Ahearn Designated public officials lobbied John Cummins Mary Seery Kearney Senator Senator Seanad Seanad Ged Nash Rebecca Moynihan TD Senator Dáil Éireann, the Oireachtas Seanad Steven Matthews Eoin Ó Broin TD TD Dáil Éireann, the Oireachtas Dáil Éireann, the Oireachtas Mary Fitzpatrick Michael Fitzmaurice Senator TD Seanad Dáil Éireann, the Oireachtas Garrett Ahern Senator Seanad Lobbyist Date Published Ervia 20 May, 2021 Public Policy Area Relevant Matter Period Energy and Natural Resources Public policy or programme 1 Jan, 2021 to 30 Apr, 2021 Specific Details Results you intend to secure Discussion regarding National Water To update the Senator on the National Water Resources Plan Resources Planing National Water Resources Plan Name of person primarily responsible for lobbying on this activity Karen Ferris & Angela Ryan Is or was there any Designated Public Officials or former Designated Public Officials who carried out lobbying activities related to this return on your behalf? No Are you managing or directing a grass roots What is the directive you gave to the grassroots campaign? campaigners? No Was this lobbying done on behalf of a client? No Lobbying activity Virtual Meeting (1) Virtual Meeting held on 26th March 2021 with Senator Mary Seery Kearney Designated public officials lobbied Mary Seery Kearney Senator Seanad.
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