Housing Minister suggests reform where TDs must declare arrangements

It comes after it was revealed that junior minister Robert Troy had not correctly declared several properties on the Irish parliament’s official list of members’ interests in recent years
Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien during the official opening of 118 new cost rental homes in west Dublin. (PA)
Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien during the official opening of 118 new cost rental homes in west Dublin. (PA)

Ireland’s Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien has suggested that one of the possible reforms of ethics rules for politicians could be declaring accommodation “arrangements” TDs and senators have with local authorities.

It comes after it was revealed that junior minister Robert Troy had not correctly declared several properties on the Irish parliament’s official list of members’ interests in recent years.

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