Undeveloped site tax is urgently required

Passing off binding regulations as ‘guidelines’; to allow what became known as ‘shoe-box’ apartments to be built is sharp practice.
Undeveloped site tax is urgently required

The reason behind it is clear.

The Statutory Instruments Act, 1947, requires all government departments which bring out any regulations to obtain the consent of the Houses of the Oireachtas before they have effect, with some rare exceptions.

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