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Dublin Bay water quality management plan

Summary

The Minister supports a comprehensive plan, says local authorities should lead its preparation, and will ask them to begin coordinating and developing its basis.

asked the Minister for the Environment if he is aware of the need for a management plan for Dublin Bay, taking into account all interests concerned, including pollution control, public health and legislation; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

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Fergus O'Brien Mr. F. O'Brien Fine Gael

I believe that a water quality management plan for Dublin Bay is necessary for the preservation and, where necessary, the improvement of water quality. The making of such a plan is a matter, in the first instance, for the local authorities concerned. At a recent seminar on Dublin Bay, I called on these authorities to come together on this matter and, in the short term, initiate a programe which would provide the basis for the preparation of a comprehensive management plan. My Department will be taking up the matter with the local authorities in the near future.

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