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ARTICLE · 18 JULY 2024

Environment & Planning - Horizon Scanner: Infrastructure, Construction, Energy, July 2024

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The Bill was passed by Dáil Eireann on 13 June 2024 and is proceeding to committee stage before the Seanad the week commencing 15 July 2024.

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Planning and Development Bill 2023

The Bill was passed by Dáil Eireann on 13 June 2024 and is proceeding to committee stage before the Seanad the week commencing 15 July 2024. Amendments may be made to the Bill by the Seanad, and be accepted or rejected by the Dáil. The version as passed by the Dáil is available here.

Third-Party Funding Contracts (Certain Proceedings) Bill 2024

The Bill entered the second stage before the Seanad on 27 June 2024. The Bill as currently drafted means that the offence or tort of maintenance or champerty would not apply to certain proceedings, including proceedings concerning environmental protection or climate change. (Maintenance involves the funding of litigation in which the funder has no interest, and champerty is funding litigation in exchange for a share of the proceeds of such litigation.)

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