The IRHA president believes a reform is needed for non-EU haulage drivers.
The President of the Irish Road Haulage Association says Government reform on permit application for non-EU haulage drivers is needed.
Rosenallis's Ger Hyland feels that the current process is too convoluted and is adding to labour shortage problems within the sector in Ireland.
He's calling for a multi department approach to look at the current review process and simplifty it.
Mr Hyland says other countries are handling shortages at a better pace:
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