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Pace of planned reopening catches even Coalition by surprise Inside Politics: expectation had been that May would see more incremental unwinding about 6 hours ago Updated: about 5 hours ago   Good morning - shortly after lunchtime on Wednesday, whispers began to circulate in political circles about a “liberal” stance being taken by the National Public Health Emergency Team (Nphet) as it considered its advice to Government. Until then, the general expectation had been that May wou...

Minister McEntee publishes Private Security Services (Amendment) Bill 2021 You are here: Home Minister McEntee publishes Private Security Services (Amendment) Bill 2021     • The Bill will require enforcement guards involved in evictions and repossessions to obtain a licence to operate from the Private Security Authority     The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, has today published the Private Security Services (Amendment) Bill 2021, following approval by Government.   This legisla...

New laws approved to regulate private security operators employed to enforce eviction orders The Private Security Services (Amendment) Bill 2021 has been approved by Cabinet. By Hayley Halpin Tuesday 20 Apr 2021, 6:30 AM 2 hours ago 6,501 Views 14 Comments Image: Sam Boal via RollingNews.ie Image: Sam Boal via RollingNews.ie CABINET HAS APPROV...

Petrol pumps, government and private security services, and fruit vendors among others have been added to the list of essential services being exempted from the ambit of the strict curbs that came into force in Maharashtra from Monday night, as per the revised guidelines. Besides petrol pumps and petroleum-related products, cargo services, data centres, cloud service providers, IT services supporting critical infrastructure and services will also be considered as essential services in additi...

A decade ago, Nina Morgan made an unimaginable choice to keep her family safe: Leave them. Nina was a witness, not a criminal. But the acts she knew about and

A decade ago, Nina Morgan made an unimaginable choice to keep her family safe: Leave them. Nina was a witness, not a criminal. But the acts she knew about and the powerful man behind them put not just her but her husband and their two toddlers in harm’s way. So she disappeared from their Florida home and re-created herself in Maine as wilderness guide Leah Trenton. She’s haunted by her loss, but she has constructed a new life, even found a new love. She stays in secret touch with her ...

A decade ago, Nina Morgan made an unimaginable choice to keep her family safe: Leave them. Nina was a witness, not a criminal. But the acts she knew about and