David McCullagh

This seems to be about building on family land.

Just finally, Laura, I mean, is this something that you welcome if those details are satisfactory whenever they're finally unveiled?

I mean, do we know, or next month, do we know what sort of themes Ireland is likely to be focusing on?

Yeah, Oisín, I mean, part of the problem, you hear this criticism again and again, is that it very much depends on what local authority you're in, that the rules seem to be applied differently.

So at least if there is a change and it brings some level of consistency to it, that would be welcome, presumably.

Absolutely.

Patrick Winter, Guardian Diplomatic Editor.

Thank you so much for joining us this morning.

Great.

OK, well, there's a lot of love coming in on the text for this, Chris.

Somebody says... Somebody else says...

been buying vinyl last few years myself and I do love some of the older albums where side A and side B would almost be separate themes sometimes proper way to listen to an album and Simon says I still buy hard copies I love my music and when I really love an artist or album I have to own the hard copy

Yeah.

OK, so it kicks off on the 1st of July.

We've known, obviously, that this is coming for years.

Yeah.

Are they ready?

Well, let's put that to Peter.

Peter, is there any consideration to the climate budget being included in these proposals?

And also that point about access to public transport is one that will be of concern to a lot of your listeners, a lot of your constituents.