Wind energy guidelines
Robert Troy seeks a publication date for long-promised wind energy guidelines, citing extensive submissions and uncertainty for residents. The Taoiseach says discussions remain unresolved and promises to inform him when a conclusion is reached.
I am explaining what it relates to. The wind energy guidelines have been repeatedly requested and have been repeatedly promised by the Government.
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Thousands of submissions have been made in this regard.
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Residents are petrified that new applications-----
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-----will be made in the absence of the new guidelines.
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I want to know from the Taoiseach-----
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I have spent weeks asking the Taoiseach when the new guidelines will be published.
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Every time the Taoiseach responds, he says that he will get his office to correspond with me or that he will report back to me at a later stage.
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People are none the wiser on when these guidelines will be published.
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Perhaps the Taoiseach will make us the wiser this morning.
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I will make Deputy Troy the wiser. There is no conclusion to the debate and the discussions on the new wind energy regulations. Rather than writing to the Deputy, I will inform him myself when a conclusion is reached.
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What about the statutory instrument?
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I do not think too many people in the midlands will find this funny.
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Will the Deputy go back to his constituency and laugh at them?
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The Deputy is playing politics with the local community.