PQ 294
294. Deputy Duncan Smith asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage his views on whether there is an important, serious material difference between the legally impugned per expert legal advice as sourced by and provided to his Department (details supplied) with serious implications for communities severely impacted by high-density urban seagull colonies; if not, the reason the primary legislation and or other legal advice that he is relying on to support his reasoning and his continued signing into law of derogation declarations using the 1986 regulations. [34528/22]
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294. Deputy Duncan Smith asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage his views on whether there is an important, serious material difference between the legally impugned per expert legal advice as sourced by and provided to his Department (details supplied) with serious implications for communities severely impacted by high-density urban seagull colonies; if not, the reason the primary legislation and or other legal advice that he is relying on to support his reasoning and his continued signing into law of derogation declarations using the 1986 regulations. [34528/22]
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