National Tourism Development Authority (Amendment) Bill 2022

What this bill doesAI · claude-haiku-4-5-20251001

• Increases the maximum capital funding Fáilte Ireland can receive from the Oireachtas from €300 million to €500 million for tourism development projects.
• Allows the Tourism Minister, with Public Expenditure Minister consent, to advance additional capital funds to support tourist facilities and services within this higher limit.
• No direct budgetary impact; actual annual allocations remain determined through annual budget process with no staffing implications.

Stage timelineWhat do these stages mean?

1. First Stage33rd Dáil

   29 Sep 2022
2. Second Stage33rd Dáil

   29 Sep 2022
3. Committee Stage33rd Dáil

   18 Oct 2022
4. Report Stage33rd Dáil

   30 Nov 2022
5. Fifth Stage33rd Dáil

   30 Nov 2022
6. Second Stage26th Seanad

   6 Dec 2022
7. Committee Stage26th Seanad

   13 Dec 2022
8. Report Stage26th Seanad

   14 Dec 2022
9. Fifth Stage26th Seanad

   14 Dec 2022
10. Enacted

    21 Dec 2022

Debates

• Committee and Remaining Stages14 Dec 2022↗
• Second Stage6 Dec 2022↗
• Report and Final Stages30 Nov 2022↗
• Second Stage18 Oct 2022↗

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