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#Its a fair point regarding what coal has already been paid for and when. The question now is....... what is the Stormont plan for alternatives from today onwards?..... Phil
@AndrewM86915698@gavreilly@PatKennyNT Market value that is the issue. Ask yourself how much it costs to demolish your mica riddled home and rebuild it today at current labour and material prices. That is where the insurance industry costings come in. This is what forms the basis of the costings for the redress scheme
It’s likely now that the Cabinet won’t sign off on the new mica and pyrite redress scheme until the week after next. Work on a maximum cap (possibly upwards of €400,000) and finalising issues around the inclusion of rental properties, is ongoing.
#MicaLimbo makes us praise those who step forward like
@McHughJoeTD who has put his cards on the table.
Today let's question if the #MicaPyriteTDsInPower who already promised support for 100% Redress are for #PartyOrYourPeople as the 'NitPicking' behind doors continues
Remember folks .......anyone who buys a house after Jan 2020 will not be allowed to get redress.Even more so if anyone knowingly buys a mica house on the cheap at the expense of the victim. The auctioneers should not be involved in this @MicaRedress @micaactiongroup #micaredress
Even those that couldn’t make the 100% Redress March still made sure the message was loud & clear
@PauricBell got a great pic with @JamesMcClean14 & @shaneduffy supporting 100% Redress ahead of their big win in Baku against Azerbaijan
#MicaRedress@PaddyDiver4
@RTELateLateShow great(obvious) questions raised by Ryan. 3.2B is a figment of govt. Do the maths.... 6600 homes by over 450k? The govt believes not all homes need to be demolished. The govt got it wrong. Mica Action Group highlight this
@RTELateLateShow In Dublin today the issue remains but it appears that the perception is that government is funding the testing into the issues there (contrary to the support offered outside outside of the county).
@RTELateLateShow Similar issues also existed in Drogheda etc but the corporate building contractor worked with the block manufacturer to resolve issue with replacement blocks.
@RTELateLateShow good spread of people sharing their battles.The mica/pyrite story battle is one that could appear on your doorstep. Donegal/Mayo/Clare/Limerick/Tipperary/ and most recently Sligo have come out and expressed their battles with their homes built defective materials
@matthew_statue@RTE_PrimeTime@rtenews@RitaOReilly Don't forget the affected social housing, schools , health care buildings , council offices etc. These no doubt will be covered within their own dept budgets.
@RTE_PrimeTime@RitaOReilly The maths do not work here either. The current redress scheme excludes a lot homes at present. This 3.2B must have a sizeable lump of money not earmarked for the affected homeowners. I'd say at least 30%. Where is the rationale behind these figures. ?
@RTE_PrimeTime why did the defective materials debacle materialise in the first place? Why does it continue to happen today? What is being done to avoid a waste of taxpayers money in the future?