Access to the internet is a fundamental right of every person in Ireland. It shall be treated as a public utility. The state has an active duty to ensure that affordable, reliable, and high-quality internet access is available to every person and every household in Ireland, including in rural and remote areas. Internet access shall never be suspended, throttled, restricted, or weaponised against any person or group by the state, by internet service providers, or by any other entity. Internet service providers shall be subject to strict net neutrality requirements. Critical internet infrastructure shall not be owned or controlled by foreign states or entities whose interests are hostile to Ireland.