“That the Chief Executive writes to the Department of Public Expenditure and the Department of Taoiseach, to give Fingal County Council and other local authorities the power to apply for, manage and utilise the remaining €592 million European Recovery and Resilience Facility funds not applied for on behalf of Ireland, with a focus on the critical priority areas highlighted in National Recovery Plan of green transition, digital transformation, social recovery, and job creation, in light of the central government’s delays in drawing down and disbursing the full allocation.”

The motion, in the name of Councillor D. Mulligan, was proposed by Councillor D. Mulligan and seconded by Councillor B. McDonagh.

Following discussions, the Motion was AGREED.

“That the Chief Executive writes to the Department of Public Expenditure and the Department of Taoiseach, to give Fingal County Council and other local authorities the power to apply for, manage and utilise the remaining €592 million European Recovery and Resilience Facility funds not applied for on behalf of Ireland, with a focus on the critical priority areas highlighted in National Recovery Plan of green transition, digital transformation, social recovery, and job creation, in light of the central government’s delays in drawing down and disbursing the full allocation.”

“That the Chief Executive writes to the Department of Public Expenditure and the Department of Taoiseach, to give Fingal County Council and other local authorities the power to apply for, manage and utilise the remaining €592 million European Recovery and Resilience Facility funds not applied for on behalf of Ireland, with a focus on the critical priority areas highlighted in National Recovery Plan of green transition, digital transformation, social recovery, and job creation, in light of the central government’s delays in drawing down and disbursing the full allocation.”

“That the Chief Executive writes to the Department of Public Expenditure and the Department of Taoiseach, to give Fingal County Council and other local authorities the power to apply for, manage and utilise the remaining €592 million European Recovery and Resilience Facility funds not applied for on behalf of Ireland, with a focus on the critical priority areas highlighted in National Recovery Plan of green transition, digital transformation, social recovery, and job creation, in light of the central government’s delays in drawing down and disbursing the full allocation.”