However, Mr Troy confirmed Sipo had decided to proceed with an investigation into “certain omissions regarding declarations I have previously made, and have subsequently corrected” between 2020 and last year.

Source: https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/robert-troy-could-be-referred-to-dpp-if-ethics-watchdog-thinks-he-broke-law-over-failure-to-declare-interests/a1268884876.html

Sipo also took into account its own legal advice.

Source: https://waterford-news.ie/2023/02/08/paul-murphy-asks-high-court-to-quash-sipos-decision-not-to-investigate-taoiseach/

Sipo determined in May that Mr English had complied with the law as he had included the property on his annual Dáil register of interests declaration, and dismissed the complaint made against the TD by People Before Profit deputy Paul Murphy.

Source: https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/property-at-centre-of-damien-english-controversy-was-open-house-for-his-family/a686860046.html