Insurance availability & cost
Restoring a functioning market for activity and leisure risk, so operators can get quotes at all, not just cheaper ones.
Representation
One venue is a voice. 120+ venues are a negotiating position.
PALI takes member issues directly to government, regulators, insurers and the media, with data from real Irish venues behind every argument.
- Alliance for Insurance Reform partner
- Direct government engagement
- Evidence from 120+ venues
- Member-set priorities
Policy priorities
Four fights that decide whether venues stay open.
Personal injury guidelines
Defending the reduced award levels and pushing back on attempts to unwind them through litigation.
Duty of care & occupiers' liability
Clear, proportionate standards that reflect voluntary assumption of risk in play and adventure activity.
Recognition of the sector
Getting play, activity and leisure counted properly in tourism, enterprise and childcare policy.
How it works
From a member's problem to a policy submission.
- 01
Members raise it
Issues come in through the member WhatsApp group, the helpline, committee meetings and the AGM.
- 02
We evidence it
We gather quotes, renewal data, claims experience and case studies across member venues so the argument is factual, not anecdotal.
- 03
We put it in the room
Written submissions, meetings with officials, committee appearances and joint positions with the Alliance for Insurance Reform.
- 04
We report back
Every meeting and outcome is fed back to members through news updates and the annual report.
Who we engage
The rooms we're in on your behalf.
- Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment
- Alliance for Insurance Reform
- Central Bank of Ireland consultations
- Oireachtas committees and TDs
- Personal Injuries Resolution Board
- Insurers, brokers and underwriters
Make the argument stronger.
Every venue that joins adds weight and data to the sector's case for reform.