Michael Fitzmaurice: Update on Modular Housing Exemption Regulations
Michael Fitzmaurice asked for an update on the timing of modular housing exemption regulations. The Minister confirmed the finalised regulations have been sent for screening and will go to the Joint Oireachtas Committee once screening is complete.
Current status: The Minister told Michael Fitzmaurice that domestic exemptions have been submitted for screening and that the next set, the infrastructure exemptions, are being finalised. Officials said the screening process is now underway.
Timeline and next steps: Screening usually takes a four to six week period; once screening returns the regulations will be brought before the Joint Oireachtas Committee. Michael Fitzmaurice noted media reports suggesting the regulations might be concluded within a week or two and sought clarification on the timetable.
Current status: The Minister told Michael Fitzmaurice that domestic exemptions have been submitted for screening and that the next set, the infrastructure exemptions, are being finalised. Officials said the screening process is now underway.
Timeline and next steps: Screening usually takes a four to six week period; once screening returns the regulations will be brought before the Joint Oireachtas Committee. Michael Fitzmaurice noted media reports suggesting the regulations might be concluded within a week or two and sought clarification on the timetable.
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Transcript
A few weeks or a month ago I was asking the question about the modular of the houses for the exemption at the back. I know it's in the media in the last week. They're saying that it could be inside the next week or two that the regulations will be done. Is it coming forward or you might be able to inform me or whatever. Thanks. Thank you Deputy. So we have sent the finalised regulations for screening now at the moment and once the screening is back we'll bring it before the Joint Oireachtas Committee. That's in relation to the domestic exemptions and the next set of them is the infrastructure exemptions which are being finalised as well at the moment. So look the screening usually takes a four to six week period and then into the Joint Oireachtas Committee.