Tugann Coistí deis do dhaoine cur go díreach le hobair an Oireachtais, de ghnáth trí aighneacht i scríbhinn a sheoladh.
- Féadfaidh Coiste comhairliúchán poiblí a reáchtáil maidir le hábhar ar leith agus gairm a eisiúint don phobal aighneachtaí a sheoladh ina leith.
- De ghnáth, má iarrtar ar dhuine teacht os comhair Coiste, iarrtar ar an duine sin aighneacht i scríbhinn a dhéanamh freisin.
- D’fhéadfadh aon duine ar mhaith leis/léi ceist a ardú le Coiste aighneacht a scríobh nó a sheoladh chuig an gCoiste ábhartha uair ar bith.
Cibé sórt aighneachta atá á sheoladh agat, bí cinnte an nasc ábhartha thíos a roghnú agus ár nótaí treorach a léamh.
Ba mhaith leat páirt a ghlacadh i gcomhairliúchán poiblí
Aimsigh gach gairm ar aighneachtaí faoi láthair i ndáil le comhairliúcháin phoiblí de chuid na gCoistí Oireachtais, mar aon le treoracha maidir le conas aighneacht a dhéanamh.
Iarradh ort teacht os comhair Coiste chun aighneacht a dhéanamh
Aimsigh treoracha maidir le teacht os comhair Coiste agus aighneacht ghaolmhar a dhéanamh.
Ba mhaith leat ceist a ardú le Coiste ar leith
D’fhéadfadh aon duine ar mhaith leis/léi ceist a ardú le Coiste aighneacht a scríobh nó a sheoladh chuig an gCoiste ábhartha. Léigh ár nóta treorach maidir le conas aighneacht a ullmhú agus a sheoladh.
Achainí chuig an Oireachtas
Is féidir leat freisin achainí chuig Tithe an Oireachtais a dhéanamh maidir le cúrsaí a bhfuil an chumhacht acu gníomhú orthu. Déanfaidh Coiste speisialta Teachtaí Dála agus Seanadóirí, an Coiste um Achainíocha ón bPobal, d’achainí a bhreithniú. Foilseoidh an Coiste d’achainí agus d’fhéadfadh sé cuireadh a thabhairt duit labhairt go díreach leo.
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