PQ 555
620 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food if she is satisfied that the Foreshore Act 1933 is an adequate legal framework for allowing appropriate public participation in the scrutiny of applications for development on the foreshore, particularly in cases where the part of the foreshore in question is not in public ownership; and her views on reforming this 75-year old legislation. [12071/08]
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620 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food if she is satisfied that the Foreshore Act 1933 is an adequate legal framework for allowing appropriate public participation in the scrutiny of applications for development on the foreshore, particularly in cases where the part of the foreshore in question is not in public ownership; and her views on reforming this 75-year old legislation. [12071/08]
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