Big business and FF trample on right to dissent

PROPOSALS to fast-track major infrastructure projects through a special division of An Bord Pleanála are a denial of democracy.

Mon, 27 Feb, 2006 - 00:00

If Environment Minister Dick Roche’s proposals become law they will represent the triumph of big business over legitimate dissent.

Now challenges to major infrastructure projects are being stigmatised as unpatriotic. In future, will they become illegal?

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