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PQ 729

729. Deputy Louise O'Reilly asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage if, in the light of his extension of the 2022.23 State-wide Wild Birds derogation Declarations to 31 December 2023, and NPWS's National Urban Gull Survey September 2021 - which his Department stated would inform urban gull policy, the as yet unimplemented recommendation in April 2020 from the Chair of the Consultative Committee (CC) on urban gulls that areas impacted by gulls should receive a public health and safety based derogation under the terms of the Birds Directive, the legal advices from the CC (August 2020 and February 2021), and the fact that three Government Department's websites, including his own Department's site, have posted stark warnings about public health risks from seabirds and their faeces for almost a year now, he will advise as to when and by what means he proposes to address escalating negative impacts and public health risks from urban gull colonies in the interests of public health and safety. [27871/23]

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729. Deputy Louise O'Reilly asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage if, in the light of his extension of the 2022.23 State-wide Wild Birds derogation Declarations to 31 December 2023, and NPWS's National Urban Gull Survey September 2021 - which his Department stated would inform urban gull policy, the as yet unimplemented recommendation in April 2020 from the Chair of the Consultative Committee (CC) on urban gulls that areas impacted by gulls should receive a public health and safety based derogation under the terms of the Birds Directive, the legal advices from the CC (August 2020 and February 2021), and the fact that three Government Department's websites, including his own Department's site, have posted stark warnings about public health risks from seabirds and their faeces for almost a year now, he will advise as to when and by what means he proposes to address escalating negative impacts and public health risks from urban gull colonies in the interests of public health and safety. [27871/23]

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