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Every bill in the Oireachtas, summarised by AI in three bullets. Track stages, voting records, and party positions without slogging through legalese.
- Bills tracked
- 1,055
- TDs & Senators
- 233
- Divisions logged
- 3,027
Recent bills
All bills →National Treasury Management Agency (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2026
4 Jun 2026 Report Stage Current
- Dissolves National Asset Management Agency (NAMA); automatically transfers all land, property, rights, liabilities and contracts to National Treasury Management Agency without need for formal conveyance.
- Enables transfer of residual activities from Irish Bank Resolution Corporation Special Liquidation to National Treasury Management Agency or its subsidiaries by deed of transfer agreement.
- Grants National Treasury Management Agency new functions to manage transferred assets, including powers to dispose of assets, direct participating institutions for records, and handle legal proceedings.
Criminal Justice (International Cooperation on Electronic Evidence and Other Matters) Bill 2026
4 Jun 2026 First Stage Current
- Establishes new Office of Director of Criminal Justice International Cooperation to monitor and enforce service providers' compliance with EU electronic evidence rules and issue financial penalties for breaches.
- Requires online service providers operating in Ireland to designate local offices or appoint legal representatives to receive and comply with court orders for electronic evidence by August 2026.
- Transfers oversight of removal orders for terrorist content online from Garda Commissioner to the new Director, who will scrutinise incoming orders for legal compliance.
Housing and Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2026
3 Jun 2026 First Stage Current
- Adds residency requirements for social housing eligibility: household members must be lawfully and habitually resident in State, with exceptions for children and specific visa holders.
- Creates appeal process for social housing decisions: households can challenge eligibility determinations or housing type classifications within 14 days; decision made within 28 days by independent officer.
- Increases penalties under Residential Tenancies Act: class B to class A fines (up to €5,000) and doubles maximum jail term to 12 months; introduces fixed-payment notices for rent-setting breaches.
Garda Síochána (Recording Devices) (Amendment) Bill 2025
29 May 2026 Second Stage Current
- Allows Gardaí to use biometric analysis on documents (video, images) to search for suspects in serious crimes (5+ year imprisonment), missing persons, or state security threats, subject to a Code of Practice.
- Requires Garda Commissioner to prepare Code of Practice with data protection and human rights assessments; both Houses must pass positive resolutions before code takes effect.
- Creates specific offences for misuse of biometric analysis, punishable by up to 12 months imprisonment or €5,000 fine on summary conviction, or up to 5 years on indictment.
Broadcasting (Amendment) Bill 2026
29 May 2026 First Stage Current
- Requires RTÉ board members to have expertise in corporate governance, risk management, and finance; establishes Comptroller and Auditor General as RTÉ auditor; clarifies director general editorial powers.
- Extends broadcast duties and complaint procedures to non-broadcast public service content by RTÉ and TG4; allows Coimisiún na Meán to require compliance information from regulated media providers.
- Creates triennial performance appraisals and annual reviews of RTÉ and TG4 funding and compliance; mandates RTÉ dedicate minimum 25% public funding to independent programmes account; renames Broadcasting Fund to Ciste na Meán.
Israeli Settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (Prohibition of Importation of Goods) Bill 2026
29 May 2026 First Stage Current
- Prohibits importing goods originating from Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territory; violations become offences under Customs Act 2015 with search, seizure and forfeiture powers.
- Minister for Foreign Affairs designates prohibited postal codes (updated periodically) via order, with exemptions for non-commercial personal luggage and mixed-origin postal codes subject to Revenue Commissioners verification.
- Amends Customs Act 2015 section 45 to allow importers notification of Revenue decisions and appeal rights; enables data sharing between government departments for enforcement.
Recent stage movements
This week →- National Treasury Management Agency (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2026 Report Stage 27 Jun
- Criminal Justice (International Cooperation on Electronic Evidence and Other Matters) Bill 2026 First Stage 4 Jun
- Housing and Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2026 First Stage 3 Jun
- Israeli Settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (Prohibition of Importation of Goods) Bill 2026 First Stage 29 May
- Broadcasting (Amendment) Bill 2026 First Stage 28 May
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All topics →Justice & Policing
271Bills affecting criminal law, courts, An Garda Síochána, prisons and sentencing.
Housing
190Bills affecting housing supply, tenancy, planning, and residential property in Ireland.
Health
154Bills affecting the health service, hospitals, medicines, mental health and patient rights.
Business & Regulation
152Bills affecting companies, corporate governance, competition law and consumer protection.
Finance & Tax
149Bills affecting taxation, banking, insurance, pensions and the public finances.
Employment
137Bills affecting workers' rights, pay, redundancy, working conditions and trade unions.
Constitutional & Electoral
119Bills amending the Constitution, referendum law, electoral procedure and the Oireachtas itself.
Climate & Environment
93Bills affecting climate action, emissions, energy, biodiversity and environmental protection.