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PQ 290

290. Deputy Richard Boyd Barrett asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine the status of the 44,000 ha of poor quality sitka spruce planted on farms with no access roads or thinning identified in the Forestry Policy Review Group report in 2014; the health and status of all broadleaved and native woodland sites across the entire forest area public and private; if he will furnish this Deputy with a report/analysis; if he will also include underperforming conifer sitka and lodgepole pine plantations across the entire forest area public and private; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [9328/23]

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290. Deputy Richard Boyd Barrett asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine the status of the 44,000 ha of poor quality sitka spruce planted on farms with no access roads or thinning identified in the Forestry Policy Review Group report in 2014; the health and status of all broadleaved and native woodland sites across the entire forest area public and private; if he will furnish this Deputy with a report/analysis; if he will also include underperforming conifer sitka and lodgepole pine plantations across the entire forest area public and private; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [9328/23]

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