Conor Sheehan
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168 appearances
4 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 21 Aug
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But like, I mean, the fact of the matter is the CCC, the Consumer Protection Authority, have highlighted significant information gaps for home buyers in relation to the purchasing process.
And the Minister, Peter Burke, has power under Section 50 of the Consumer Protection Act.
to prescribe the consumer information that must accompany the sale of the property.
And the government don't seem to want to do that from my engagement with them.
So that's why I'm bringing forward a bill in the coming weeks.
It is extraordinary.
And unfortunately, it's more common than you think.
I would have had people who would come to me and they were all essentially locked and loaded.
And there was an issue with title.
There was an issue with the mapping, for example, with the boundaries of the property.
And as a result of that, they lost out on purchasing that property.
And obviously, we've such a housing crisis at the moment.
the moment that people's nerves are heightened at the best of times where they're trying to buy a house.
But in order to encourage more transparency in the process, I want to make sure that every competing offer that goes in on a property in this country is verifiable and legally sound.
Good morning, David, and a very good morning to your listeners.
Delighted to join the panel.
Well, I think the government has chopped and changed its positions more times than I can think of in the last couple of weeks.
We're very clear that what needs to happen is that we need a mini-budget because workers and families are at the pin of their collar at the moment.
particularly PAYE workers who haven't gotten any support from government in any of the packages that were announced for the fuel and haulage sector and we were also very clear about how we would pay for this we would
we would essentially cancel the very expensive and untargeted hospitality VAT cut, which was a Fine Gael wheeze in the last budget.
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