298. Deputy Louise O'Reilly asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage when the next obligatory Report on the Status of Ireland’s Seabirds to the EU Commission is due to be completed and published by the National Parks and Wildlife Service; if the report will comprehensively address the proliferation of urban breeding and living gull species as evidenced in the National Urban Gull Survey September 2021 and the severe negative impacts these species are having on human communities, including the now officially declared threat they are posing to public health and safety; and, if the urban gull issue will not be comprehensively addressed in the Report to the Commission, if he will provide an explanation. [52884/22]

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298. Deputy Louise O'Reilly asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage when the next obligatory Report on the Status of Ireland’s Seabirds to the EU Commission is due to be completed and published by the National Parks and Wildlife Service; if the report will comprehensively address the proliferation of urban breeding and living gull species as evidenced in the National Urban Gull Survey September 2021 and the severe negative impacts these species are having on human communities, including the now officially declared threat they are posing to public health and safety; and, if the urban gull issue will not be comprehensively addressed in the Report to the Commission, if he will provide an explanation. [52884/22]

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