673. Deputy Duncan Smith asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage if he and his Department accept that intense noise and faecal pollution for five months each year and serious attacks and blood injuries, including on children in schools in communities impacted by high-density urban gull colonies, are negative impacts far more serious than the impacts (details supplied) of small species such as sparrows and starlings, cited in the CJEU's judgement as justifying derogations in urban areas, and therefore that proactive general derogations are required in all such impacted areas listed in his Department's National Urban Gull Survey 2021. [27286/23]

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673. Deputy Duncan Smith asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage if he and his Department accept that intense noise and faecal pollution for five months each year and serious attacks and blood injuries, including on children in schools in communities impacted by high-density urban gull colonies, are negative impacts far more serious than the impacts (details supplied) of small species such as sparrows and starlings, cited in the CJEU's judgement as justifying derogations in urban areas, and therefore that proactive general derogations are required in all such impacted areas listed in his Department's National Urban Gull Survey 2021. [27286/23]

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