First, I will express solidarity with the workers in Iceland in the Northside Shopping Centre. I was on the picket line with them a couple of weeks ago. A number of workers were let go after that strike.

I bring to the attention of the Taoiseach the situation of Part V council tenants. We have been dealing with a situation with tenants of a complex in Drimnagh, the Davitt. It is a build-to-rent development of 265 apartments with a basement car park, a gym, internal and external play areas and a community events venue. Part V tenants are not given access to the playground for their children and are not allowed car parking spaces. They are housed in a separate block from private tenants. This issue has been raised with Dublin City Council. This is segregation. It is physical segregation in that they are in a separate block and it is social segregation through the barriers to facilities and amenities. This is not unique to the Davitt; it is taking place in complexes all around the city. This is not a plan for housing for all. It is the plain segregation of council tenants and a model the Government is supporting by increasing the Part V requirement in 2026. What is the Taoiseach going to do to stop this segregation and pepper-potting of social housing?

I thank the Deputy for raising this issue. I am not familiar with this particular complex. It is probably a matter for Dublin City Council rather than one for central government.

It has to do with planning applications and the planning process.

However, as somebody who lived for 14 years in an apartment complex which had a mix of owner-occupiers, private renters and social housing tenants, I know that access to the car park and other facilities was linked to the payment of a fee for those services.

What about access to playgrounds?

I do not know the details but there is generally a fee for these things.