Robert Troy TD spoke in the Dáil: Central Bank (Amendment) Bill 2025: Committee Stage

Robert Troy TD of Fianna Fáil, who represents the Longford‑Westmeath constituency, took part in the Dáil debate on the Central Bank (Amendment) Bill 2025 during its committee stage. The bill, which seeks to amend the powers and functions of the Central Bank of Ireland, was discussed in the parliamentary committee that reviews legislation before it is presented to the full house. Mr Troy contributed to the discussion, offering his views on the proposed changes. The debate was held in the Dáil chamber, where members of the committee examined the bill’s provisions and considered amendments. Mr Troy’s remarks were part of a broader parliamentary scrutiny of the legislation, which aims to refine the regulatory framework governing the country’s central banking system. The committee stage is a key part of the legislative process, allowing detailed examination and amendment of bills before they are voted on by the entire Dáil. For the full transcript of Mr Troy’s contribution and the committee’s deliberations, see the Oireachtas record.

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