The Capital Plan set out Exchequer capital spending of €27 billion and total state-backed capital investment of €42 billion.
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@Paschald - The Capital Plan is being reviewed to ensure that spending is fully aligned with national economic and social priorities...pic.twitter.com/Oe60lhO4hp
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@Paschald - ...consistent with Programme for Partnership Government objectives’. -
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@Paschald This Government is strongly committed to meeting priority public capital needs... -
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@Paschald ...as evidenced by the additional €5 billion allocated to capital spending in last year’s Summer Economic Statement. -
Minister Noonan - Delivering quality infrastructure is crucial to ensuring social cohesion and improving our economic productivity.pic.twitter.com/j4r4DhTWNC
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The review of the Plan will be undertaken in two stages.
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1/2 The first phase will comprise a focused review of priorities aimed primarily at advising Government in the context of Budget 2018...
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2/2 ...on how the additional funding committed by Government for capital investment should be allocated over the remaining period.
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The second phase will assess & report on the framework required to underpin longer term analysis of Ireland's infrastructure planning needs
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Submissions for the first phase of the review will be sought from Departments and key stakeholders.
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A public consultation will also be undertaken to inform the review.
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It is currently intended that
@IRLDeptPER will publish output as part of the 2017 Mid-Year Expenditure Report.
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