Finance (International Financial Institutions) Bill 2026

Current Most recent stage: First Stage

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What the bill says it does

Bill entitled an Act to provide a power for the Minister for Finance to enter into an agreement on behalf of the State to make a grant to the Resilience and Sustainability Trust of the International Monetary Fund; to provide a power for the Central Bank of Ireland to enter into agreements on behalf of the State to transfer special drawing rights to the Resilience and Sustainability Trust on loan and on deposit; to provide a power for the Minister for Finance to guarantee the payment to the Central Bank of Ireland of the value of special drawing rights transferred, and interest payable to it, under those agreements; to amend the Bretton Woods Agreements Act 1957, the International Finance Corporation Act 1958, the International Development Association Act 1960, the International Common Fund for Commodities Act 1982, the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency Act 1988, the Development Banks Act 2005, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Act 2017 and the Finance (African Development (Bank and Fund) and Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2018 in relation to amendments to the international agreements relevant to those Acts where the amendments are approved by Dáil Éireann whether pursuant to Article 29.5.2° of the Constitution or otherwise; to amend the Bretton Woods Agreements (Amendment) Act 1999 to provide for reporting by the Central Bank of Ireland in respect of the Resilience and Sustainability Trust; to provide for the repeal of certain enactments; and to provide for related matters.

This is the bill's official long title.