27 Deputy Joan Collins asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government his views on the handing over of Dublin City Council’s waste collection to a company (details supplied); his views on the €100 charge, and the steps he will take to rescind this charge in view of the fact that it is contrary to the polluter pays principle; if he will bring in regulation to ensure that private companies conform to the highest of standards; and if he will bring in legislation establishing a bond to secure a waste service for households that pay in advance for collection, in case of private companies going into liquidation. [5724/12]

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27 Deputy Joan Collins asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government his views on the handing over of Dublin City Council’s waste collection to a company (details supplied); his views on the €100 charge, and the steps he will take to rescind this charge in view of the fact that it is contrary to the polluter pays principle; if he will bring in regulation to ensure that private companies conform to the highest of standards; and if he will bring in legislation establishing a bond to secure a waste service for households that pay in advance for collection, in case of private companies going into liquidation. [5724/12]

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