266. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs further to Parliamentary Question No. 530 of 27 September 2016, if a typical single case application for a bird control derogation licence usually necessitates a site visit, an inspection and a report by a conservation ranger, followed by an adjudication in her Department with reference to the legislation, and concluded with a written decision from her Department being sent back to the applicant; if each such application can take several weeks to fully process; and if her Department has one conservation ranger serving all of north Dublin to service the inspection and reporting requirements of each application. [32736/16]

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266. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs further to Parliamentary Question No. 530 of 27 September 2016, if a typical single case application for a bird control derogation licence usually necessitates a site visit, an inspection and a report by a conservation ranger, followed by an adjudication in her Department with reference to the legislation, and concluded with a written decision from her Department being sent back to the applicant; if each such application can take several weeks to fully process; and if her Department has one conservation ranger serving all of north Dublin to service the inspection and reporting requirements of each application. [32736/16]

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