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122. Deputy Peadar Tóibín asked the Minister for Defence whether public consultation has been undertaken in relation to any proposed changes to the triple lock; and whether the Government will commit to a referendum should any fundamental alteration to Ireland’s neutrality arise from such changes. [44028/26]

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This question concerns potential changes to Ireland's 'triple lock' system, which relates to military deployments. It asks if public consultation has occurred and if a referendum would be held for significant alterations to the country's neutrality. The query affects citizens concerned about national defence policy and Ireland's constitutional neutrality. It seeks clarity on government commitment to public involvement and democratic consent for changes.