397 Deputy Eoghan Murphy asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government if he will be instructing local authorities to adopt technology, for example mobile and web-based reporting tools, that will facilitate easier and better reporting by citizens of problems in their local area such as illegal dumping or potholes, which will then feed into performance indicators for the local authorities, improve their service delivery, and result in an improved interaction between the local authority and local residents, as well as obvious benefits for local businesses in view of the improved services in the area. [14245/12]

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397 Deputy Eoghan Murphy asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government if he will be instructing local authorities to adopt technology, for example mobile and web-based reporting tools, that will facilitate easier and better reporting by citizens of problems in their local area such as illegal dumping or potholes, which will then feed into performance indicators for the local authorities, improve their service delivery, and result in an improved interaction between the local authority and local residents, as well as obvious benefits for local businesses in view of the improved services in the area. [14245/12]

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