The partnership want to collaborate with other branches to write to the Justice Minister on the ban.
Laois Community Safety Partnership wants to collaborate with other branches across the country to write to the Justice Minister on the e-scooter ban.
The group wants high jackets and helmets to be a legal requirement for e scooter users and they're looking for clarification on legal protections for Gardaí enforcing the laws.
Acting chair of the partnership is Independent councillor for Portlaoise, Caroline Dwane-Stanley.
She says the concerns around the ban are straightforward:
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