Minister seeks legal advice on mandatory cap on bin charges

Environment Minister Simon Coveney is seeking legal advice on introducing a mandatory cap on bin charges.

Minister seeks legal advice on mandatory cap on bin charges
Mon, 20 Jun, 2016 - 01:00
Elaine Loughlin

Mr Coveney is due to bring plans on the new pay-by-weight system to cabinet tomorrow before the new charges are introduced on July 1.

The Minister is also due to speak with members of the waste industry tonight after meeting with them on Friday.

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