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PQ 249

249. Deputy Gillian Toole asked the Minister for Transport the number of noise complaints referred by the DAA plc to AirNav Ireland in 2024 and in 2025 that received a substantive response from AirNav Ireland to the affected resident; the median time between referral by DAA and substantive response by AirNav that has been in each of those years; whether he is aware that residents who receive DAA's template response stating "The flight event will be shared to AirNav, our air navigation service provider, for further investigation" report receiving no further communication from AirNav Ireland or DAA in respect of the referred event; whether his Department has at any point enquired of AirNav Ireland on the operation of this referral process; and whether he considers a referral process in which the receiving body does not substantively respond to the affected resident consistent with Article 5 of the Aarhus Convention (collection and dissemination of environmental information) and the requirement that public authorities make environmental information "effectively accessible"; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [31822/26]

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249. Deputy Gillian Toole asked the Minister for Transport the number of noise complaints referred by the DAA plc to AirNav Ireland in 2024 and in 2025 that received a substantive response from AirNav Ireland to the affected resident; the median time between referral by DAA and substantive response by AirNav that has been in each of those years; whether he is aware that residents who receive DAA's template response stating "The flight event will be shared to AirNav, our air navigation service provider, for further investigation" report receiving no further communication from AirNav Ireland or DAA in respect of the referred event; whether his Department has at any point enquired of AirNav Ireland on the operation of this referral process; and whether he considers a referral process in which the receiving body does not substantively respond to the affected resident consistent with Article 5 of the Aarhus Convention (collection and dissemination of environmental information) and the requirement that public authorities make environmental information "effectively accessible"; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [31822/26]

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