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FOI disclosure log 2026 Q1

Date receivedRequesterRequest detailsDecision dateDecision
02/01/2026OtherCopies of all correspondence in all formats between Muintir Na Tire and the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (including minutes, memos of meetings and phone calls) for the period 01/01/2025 to 31/12/2025 inclusive. This also requests copies of all correspondence with any other government department or agency (including An Garda Síochána or any other Government Department) concerning Muintir Na Tire and its activities in the same period.16/01/2026Refused
14/01/2026OtherCopies of all CCPC inspection reports pertaining to: Moyne Roberts (Ireland) Limited, Apex Fire, ETL Security and O’Mahony Fire and Security.04/02/2026Refused
19/01/2026JournalistA copy of any briefings, reports and minutes prepared for any Quarterly Liaison Meetings in 2025 with the Department under which this organisation sits.17/02/2026Part-Granted
05/02/2026OtherRecords relating to the nomination of CCPC staff as members of the Legal Services Regulatory Authority. Date range: 2015 to 2025. Records sought include internal memos, reports, emails, etc. relating to the nomination process.05/03/2026Part-Granted
17/02/2026OtherAny specific directives or instructions received from the Department of Enterprise or UK regulatory bodies between 2015 and 2021 regarding enforcement of S.I. 316/1995 against importers.
Correspondence from UK government legal advisors or the Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) notifying the CCPC of its obligation to enforce Irish-specific testing (for example the Irish “Match Test”) over UK or EU equivalents.
Evidence of any market surveillance or compliance checks performed on furniture importers prior to 2021 that relied upon Article 15 (Mutual Recognition) to allow non-compliant goods onto the Irish market. 		16/03/2026Part-Granted
20/02/2026OtherMinutes of any meetings over the past 12 months between the CCPC and UBER, BOLT, the LVA (Licensed Vintners Association) or The Taxi Coalition of Ireland, in relation to the Irish taxi market.23/03/2026Refused
03/03/2026OtherRecords relating to the Commission’s recommendation concerning the removal or alteration of the mandatory wheelchair-accessible vehicle (WAV) requirement for new taxi entrants, including:
Equality and/or Human Rights Impact Assessments;
internal briefing notes or analysis on accessibility impacts;
consideration of obligations under Section 42 of the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission Act 2014;
correspondence (emails or meeting notes) with ride-hailing platform operators from 1 January 2025 to present. 		31/03/2026Refused
03/03/2026JournalistAll documents, briefings, communications and/or memos regarding loss of staff from the CCPC to industries, companies and/or individuals they regulate and oversee.
All documents, briefings, communications and/or memos regarding any and all collusion and/or no-poach agreement investigations undertaken by the CCPC since January 2025. 		23/03/2026Refused
04/03/2026JournalistA copy of any correspondence between the CCPC and the following with regard to a compliance notice issued to them: 1) Conor McGregor, 2) Suzanne Jackson.
A copy of any internal records held referring or relating to the compliance notices issued to the two individuals named above. 		02/04/2026Refused
04/03/2026 Freedom of Information request relating to the CCPC survey "Attitudes to Taxi Services" and media presentation regarding entry levels to the taxi industry, including correspondence to and from the following organisations: National Private Hire and Taxi Association, Uber, Bolt, The Taxi Coalition of Ireland, and records relating to the National Transport Authority and CCPC, plus minutes and any video footage of meetings held between CCPC and those organisations. 02/04/2026Part-Granted
05/03/2026JournalistCorrespondence issued by the CCPC to Minister Peter Burke/Department of Enterprise following a request to undertake a review of the retail energy market in Ireland following the outbreak of war in the Middle East, including internal correspondence about how to proceed and any response issued to the Minister/Department. Date range: 02/03/2026 to 05/03/2026. 07/04/2026Part-Granted
09/03/2026JournalistHow many instances of “not for EU” products were caught being sold in the Republic of Ireland in 2023, 2024 and 2025.26/03/2026Withdrawn
09/03/2026OtherRecords of any calls, meetings or engagements that the CCPC had with external organisations or individuals in relation to the CCPC’s recommendations about the taxi sector.09/04/2026Refused
16/03/2026OireachtasRecords held by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission relating to the structure, competition and supply chains of the Irish beef market, including information concerning beef imported from outside the European Union.
Scope includes records created or held since 1 January 2020, including market studies, research and analysis, and related internal materials. 		N/AOngoing
30/03/2026JournalistAny audits signed off by the board or audit committee since 1 January 2026 to present.
Any briefings, investigations, assessments, analysis or reports (excluding audits) requested by or commissioned by the Secretary General / Chief Executive or the Board or Minister(s) finalised since 1 February 2026 and not publicly released. 		N/AOngoing
31/03/2026OtherRecords relating to supermarket pricing and competition within the Irish grocery sector.
Timeframe: January 2024 to March 2026.
Includes reports or internal analysis on grocery price increases, investigations or assessments of pricing practices, correspondence or complaints from the public, and internal briefing notes on competition in the supermarket sector. 		N/AOngoing
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