It is designed to protect Ireland's critical technology and infrastructure from potentially harmful foreign investment.
The current transaction value threshold is set at €2m but this will be reviewed and can be revised by the Government if required. It will introduce an investment screening mechanism, allowing the minister to evaluate whether an investment poses a threat to Ireland’s security or public order. The bill has been developed partly in response to an EU Investment Screening Regulation which is in turn, a response to the growing concerns amongst member states regarding the purchase of strategic European companies by foreign-owned firms, and in certain cases, state-owned firms.
As RSA'S Spokeswoman Hilde Bouglehammer launch the new ZERO VISION Road Safety Campaign she said, 'Despite over 80% of Fatalities are on quiet country roads, and no evidence of drug use responsible for road deaths, we're goanna stop you on the MOTERWAYS and Drug test you anyway
Trust Ireland’s housing sector will be included under “critical infrastructure” to be protected from harmful vulture funds/institutional investors …. Nah