258. Deputy Michael Lowry asked the Minister for Finance the steps that are being taken to appease the concerns raised by an organisation (details supplied) regarding the uplift to section 481 for the film, television, and animation tax credit, which provides an additional financial incentive to productions based outside counties Dublin, Wicklow, and Cork, and has helped to preserve the better regional spread achieved by those in the media production industry since its introduction; the measures that can be introduced by his Department to alleviate the concerns raised by the organisation should the uplift to the Section 481 not be extended beyond its 2023 expiry date; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [54455/22]

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258. Deputy Michael Lowry asked the Minister for Finance the steps that are being taken to appease the concerns raised by an organisation (details supplied) regarding the uplift to section 481 for the film, television, and animation tax credit, which provides an additional financial incentive to productions based outside counties Dublin, Wicklow, and Cork, and has helped to preserve the better regional spread achieved by those in the media production industry since its introduction; the measures that can be introduced by his Department to alleviate the concerns raised by the organisation should the uplift to the Section 481 not be extended beyond its 2023 expiry date; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [54455/22]

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