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PQ 279

311 Deputy Tony McLoughlin asked the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources his views on whether there is no integrated approach to monitoring or regulation of any onshore gas extraction process, for example, hydraulic fracturing, under current legislation, and if licences are granted in the future to proceed to exploration stage, if he will become proactive rather than reactive; and his plans to set up a working group to explore the impact of such a proposal on the landscape of the north west. [26419/11]

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311 Deputy Tony McLoughlin asked the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources his views on whether there is no integrated approach to monitoring or regulation of any onshore gas extraction process, for example, hydraulic fracturing, under current legislation, and if licences are granted in the future to proceed to exploration stage, if he will become proactive rather than reactive; and his plans to set up a working group to explore the impact of such a proposal on the landscape of the north west. [26419/11]

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