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Did the Government learn nothing from Hubs and Spokes of the last strategy? Commenting on the launch of the National Planning Framework, Labour spokesperson on Housing and Local Government, Jan O’Sullivan TD, said: “National Planning Strategies are hugely important for any country. They shape the future and determine where money is spent for the overall good of the people. “How can this plan be on a statutory basis if it is agreed and published before the law to put it on a s

Labour Housing spokesperson, Jan O’Sullivan TD, has said comments by the Junior Finance Minister on the cost of accommodation across Dublin do not reflect the reality of the situation in the rental sector. Deputy O’Sullivan said: “The implication that the rental crisis is a bigger issue for people on higher incomes looking to live in traditionally expensive areas, or that there are bargains to be got on the ‘other side of the river’, is completely out of touch with the realit

Labour spokesperson on Housing, Jan O’Sullivan TD, has said that rent increases have spiralled out of control, and measures are urgently needed to address the lack of affordability in the sector. It comes as the latest rental report from Daft.ie shows rents have risen nationally by around 10% in the year to December, and are at an all-time high for the seventh consecutive quarter. Deputy O’Sullivan said: “The headline figure from today’s Daft report of a 10% hike in national

Labour spokesperson on Housing, Jan O’Sullivan TD, has criticised the continued delay in rolling out a deposit protection scheme, which is aimed at protecting tenants and landlords. It was revealed to Deputy O’Sullivan in a Parliamentary Question to the Minister for Housing that his Department is still examining the legislative provisions, more than two years since the Residential Tenancies Act 2015 was passed, which provided for the setting up of a tenancy deposit protection