PQ 1394
1464 Mr. F. McGrath asked the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government if he will investigate the general problem of noise pollution caused by house alarms that are frequently being activated by environment conditions such as wind as opposed to a break-in; if he will regulate this environmental pollution by curtailing alarm types to those with sirens which sound inside the premises only and a requirement that all house alarms be serviced; and if he will include a responsibility to keep an acceptable level of peaceful environment in neighbourhoods. [28453/06]
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1464 Mr. F. McGrath asked the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government if he will investigate the general problem of noise pollution caused by house alarms that are frequently being activated by environment conditions such as wind as opposed to a break-in; if he will regulate this environmental pollution by curtailing alarm types to those with sirens which sound inside the premises only and a requirement that all house alarms be serviced; and if he will include a responsibility to keep an acceptable level of peaceful environment in neighbourhoods. [28453/06]
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