Wexford Councillor John Dwyer has been denied access to records pertaining to fire safety inspections of Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) properties. Dwyer expressed concern over the lack of transparency surrounding the decision to withhold the information, suggesting it raises questions about the safety of tenants. He argues that access to these records is crucial for ensuring adequate fire safety standards are being maintained in rented accommodations supported by the HAP scheme. The councillor has not been given a specific reason for the denial, further fueling his concerns. This situation highlights a potential lack of oversight in the private rental sector within the HAP system. Dwyer intends to pursue the matter further, emphasizing the importance of tenant safety and accountability. The case is prompting calls for greater clarity regarding access to inspection reports for HAP properties.