1727. Deputy Charles Ward asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage the steps he is taking to align the enhanced defective concrete blocks grant scheme with SEAI energy efficiency programmes; if he will address the administrative and financial burdens placed on rebuilding homeowners who experienced a duplication of engineering, certification, and compliance costs between local authority requirements and mandatory SEAI One Stop Shop (OSS) frameworks during 2024-2025; if his Department will establish a unified, direct-to-homeowner grant pathway that removes private commercial intermediaries from State-funded remediation projects; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [57279/26]

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1727. Deputy Charles Ward asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage the steps he is taking to align the enhanced defective concrete blocks grant scheme with SEAI energy efficiency programmes; if he will address the administrative and financial burdens placed on rebuilding homeowners who experienced a duplication of engineering, certification, and compliance costs between local authority requirements and mandatory SEAI One Stop Shop (OSS) frameworks during 2024-2025; if his Department will establish a unified, direct-to-homeowner grant pathway that removes private commercial intermediaries from State-funded remediation projects; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [57279/26]

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