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Foilsithe ar 12 Samh 2020
Opening statement 2, Simon Harris T.D., Minister, Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science
Statement by Minister Simon Harris on the Motion on Technological Universities Act 2018 (Section 36) (Appointed Day) Order 2020
Foilsithe ar 5 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Damian Allen, Strategic and Business Support Unit, Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government R0028 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, David Barry, Chief Executive Officer, Dublin Dental University Hospital R0099 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Lorcan Birthistle, CEO, St James's Hospital 32R002661‐PAC
Information requested by the Committee on the number of contracts which were non‐compliant with public procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the noncompliance
Correspondence, Lorcan Birthistle, CEO, St James's Hospital 32R002661‐PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Dave Walsh, Chairperson, An Bord Pleanála 32R002709-PAC
Further information requested by the Committee arising from the meeting with An Bord Pleanala on 3/10/2019
Correspondence, Dave Walsh, Chairperson, An Bord Pleanála 32R002709-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Derek Moran, Secretary General, Department of Finance R0059 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for non-compliance
Correspondence, Derek Moran, Secretary General, Department of Finance R0059 PAC33 ()
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Joesphine Kelly, Principal Officer, Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine R0057 PAC33
Letters of explanation for the delay in the laying of the 2017 Annual Reports for ALAB and the Marine Institute before the Houses of the Oireachtas within 3 months of the C&AG signing them off as per the requirements of DPER Circular 7/2015
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Elaine Cassidy, Director General, Office of the Ombudsman R0055 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Correspondence, Elaine Cassidy, Director General, Office of the Ombudsman R0055 PAC33 ()
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Dr. Orlaigh Quinn, Secretary General, Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation R0054 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-complianc
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, John O'Connor, CEO, The Housing Agency 32R002640‐ PAC
Information requested by the Committee regarding non compliant procurement in relation to the 2018 Accounts of the Agency.
Correspondence, John O'Connor, CEO, The Housing Agency 32R002640‐ PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Professor David FitzPatrick, President, Technological University Dublin 32R002715-PAC
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Maurice Buckley, Chairman, OPW R0002 PAC33
An information note on the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Correspondence, Maurice Buckley, Chairman, OPW R0002 PAC33 ()
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Seán Reilly, Head of Corporate Services, National Shared Services Office 32R002695-PAC
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, James O'Boyle, Financial Controller, Property Registration Authority R0016 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Correspondence, James O'Boyle, Financial Controller, Property Registration Authority R0016 PAC33 ()
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Declan Hoban, Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions R0006 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Correspondence, Declan Hoban, Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions R0006 PAC33 ()
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Wesley Graham, Deputy Head of Corporate Services, Chief State Solicitor's Office R0015 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Fergal Lynch, Secretary General, Department of Children and Youth Affairs 32R002693-PAC
Information requested by the Committee in relation to procurement issues in respect of the Appropriation Account for 2018
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, lta Kinahan, State Chemist, State Laboratory R0014 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Correspondence, lta Kinahan, State Chemist, State Laboratory R0014 PAC33 ()
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Mark Griffin, Secretary General, Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment R0013 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, John McKeon, Secretary General, Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection R0012 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Colette Drinan, Director of Audit, Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General R0011 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Julie O'Hara, Procurement Support Officer, Central Statistics Office R0010 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Correspondence, Julie O'Hara, Procurement Support Officer, Central Statistics Office R0010 PAC33 ()
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Shirley Comerford, Chief Executive, Public Appointments Service R0027 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Correspondence, Shirley Comerford, Chief Executive, Public Appointments Service R0027 PAC33 ()
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Maurice Quinn, Secretary General, Department of Defence R0052 PAC33
Information note on the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Correspondence, Maurice Quinn, Secretary General, Department of Defence R0052 PAC33 ()
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Secretary General, Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection 32R002688-PAC
Information requested by the Committee in relation to: 1. the ‘Welfare Cheats Us All’ campaign; 2. the number of people in each year who were referred to Jobpath and who kept a job for more than 12 months; 3. the length of time for processing of appeals in Domiciliary Care Allowance cases; 4. A note on the cost of delivery of training by external companies.
Foilsithe ar 4 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Seamus McCarthy, Comptroller and Auditor General, Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General 32R002662-PAC
Information requested by the Committee regarding the policy in relation to the depreciation in the value of fixed assets (printing equipment) purchased by the Houses of the Oireachtas Commission in 2018
Foilsithe ar 2 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Niall Cody, Chairman, Revenue Commissioners 32R002653‐ PAC
Information requested by the Committee arising from the PAC meeting on 28/11/2019 as follows:
1. a note on the operation of fuel cards for Revenue employees;
2. a breakdown of Corporation Tax paid by companies in Ireland;
3. a note on the involvement of inactive charities or entities without charitable status;
4. a breakdown of €2.6 million in respect of the Health Levy and the non-collection since 2011;
5. a note on the collection of Local Property Tax arrears from 2012-2017;
6. a note on the number of defaulters whose names have been published by Revenue;
7. a note on the short-term payments by the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection.
Correspondence, Niall Cody, Chairman, Revenue Commissioners 32R002653‐ PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 2 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Brian Carroll, Assistant Secretary, Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment 32R002652‐ PAC
Information requested by the Committee following the PAC meeting on 28/11/2019 in relation to Chapter 9 (Greenhouse gas related financial transactions) of the C&AG Report on the Accounts of the Public Services 2018. It includes notes on: (i) the €3.35 billion collected in carbon tax receipts since 2010 (ii) the type of green projects being invested in
Foilsithe ar 2 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Katherine Licken, Secretary General, Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht R0018-PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Foilsithe ar 2 Samh 2020
Correspondence, John McCarthy, Secretary General, Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government 32R002651‐ PAC
Information requested by the Committee as follows:
1. an up-to-date note on the contributions of Irish Water to the Local Government Fund;
2. the level of funding which will be available for each local authority;
3. details of any Government subvention which will be available;
4. an update on the review of the baselines set for each local authority;
5. an information note regarding the arrangements in the Department for monitoring the effects of changes to global valuations on funding of local authorities
Foilsithe ar 2 Samh 2020
Correspondence, Sean Ó Foghlú, Secretary General, Department of Education and Skills R0017 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Correspondence, Sean Ó Foghlú, Secretary General, Department of Education and Skills R0017 PAC33 ()
Foilsithe ar 30 DFómh 2020
Correspondence, Niall Cody, Chairman, Revenue Commissioners R0026 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Correspondence, Niall Cody, Chairman, Revenue Commissioners R0026 PAC33 ()
Foilsithe ar 30 DFómh 2020
Correspondence Mark O'Mahony, Accounting Officer, Tax Appeals Commission R0024 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Correspondence Mark O'Mahony, Accounting Officer, Tax Appeals Commission R0024 PAC33 ()
Foilsithe ar 30 DFómh 2020
Correspondence, Robert Watt, Secretary General, Department of Public Expenditure and Reform R0023 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Foilsithe ar 30 DFómh 2020
Correspondence, Maurice Buckley, Chairman, OPW R0022 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Correspondence, Maurice Buckley, Chairman, OPW R0022 PAC33 ()
Foilsithe ar 30 DFómh 2020
Correspondence, Niall Burgess, Secretary General, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade R0021 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Foilsithe ar 30 DFómh 2020
Correspondence, Aidan O'Driscoll, Secretary General, Department of Justice and Equality R0020 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Foilsithe ar 30 DFómh 2020
Correspondence, Aidan O'Driscoll, Secretary General, Department of Justice and Equality R0019 PAC33
Information requested by the Committee in relation to the number of contracts that were non-compliant with procurement guidelines in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Foilsithe ar 18 Noll 2019
Submissions, Detailed scrutiny of Control of Economic Activity (Occupied Territories) Bill 2018 [Seanad] [PMB]
Written submissions on Detailed scrutiny of Control of Economic Activity (Occupied Territories) Bill 2018 [Seanad] [PMB] to the Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade, and Defence
Foilsithe ar 18 Noll 2019
Opening Statement, Professor Henry Kitchener, Lead Assessor, RCOG Review, Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
Statement by Professor Henry Kitchener regarding RCOG Independent Expert Panel Review, into Cervical Screening, in cases of Cervical Cancer in Ireland between 2008 to 2018
Foilsithe ar 18 Noll 2019
Opening Statement, Damien McCallion, Interim National Director, National Screening Services, HSE
Statement by Damien McCallion regarding RCOG Independent Expert Panel Review, into Cervical Screening, in cases of Cervical Cancer in Ireland between 2008 to 2018
Opening Statement, Damien McCallion, Interim National Director, National Screening Services, HSE ()
Foilsithe ar 18 Noll 2019
Opening Statement, Dr. Tony Holohan, Chief Medical Officer, Dept. of Health
Statement by Dr. Tony Holohan regarding RCOG Independent Expert Panel Review, into Cervical Screening, in cases of Cervical Cancer in Ireland between 2008 to 2018
Opening Statement, Dr. Tony Holohan, Chief Medical Officer, Dept. of Health ()
Foilsithe ar 17 Noll 2019
Opening Statement, Professor Gerry Boyle, Director, Teagasc
Statement by Professor Gerry Boyle on the Annual Report 2018
Opening Statement, Professor Gerry Boyle, Director, Teagasc ()
Foilsithe ar 12 Noll 2019
Submission, Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation
Submission by the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation to the Oireachtas Committee on Business, Enterprise and Innovation on the Industrial and Provident Societies (Amendment) Bill 2018
Submission, Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation ()
Foilsithe ar 12 Noll 2019
Submission, Dublin Food Co-op
Submission by Dublin Food Co-op to the Oireachtas Committee on Business, Enterprise and Innovation on the Industrial and Provident Societies (Amendment) Bill 2018
Foilsithe ar 12 Noll 2019
Submission, Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
Submission by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants to the Oireachtas Committee on Business, Enterprise and Innovation on the Industrial and Provident Societies (Amendment) Bill 2018
Submission, Association of Chartered Certified Accountants ()
Foilsithe ar 12 Noll 2019
Submission, Irish Co-Operative Organisation Society
Submission by the Irish Co-Operative Organisation Society to the Oireachtas Committee on Business, Enterprise and Innovation on the Industrial and Provident Societies (Amendment) Bill 2018
Foilsithe ar 12 Noll 2019
Submission, Co-Operative housing Ireland
Submission by Co-Operative housing Ireland to the Oireachtas Committee on Business, Enterprise and Innovation on the Industrial and Provident Societies (Amendment) Bill 2018
Foilsithe ar 12 Noll 2019
Submission, Cian McMahon
Submission by Cian McMahon to the Oireachtas Committee on Business, Enterprise and Innovation on the Industrial and Provident Societies (Amendment) Bill 2018
Foilsithe ar 12 Noll 2019
Submission, Deputy Clare Daly
Submission by Deputy Clare Daly to the Oireachtas Committee on Business, Enterprise and Innovation on the Industrial and Provident Societies (Amendment) Bill 2018
Foilsithe ar 5 Noll 2019
Opening statement, Mary Mitchell O’Connor, Minister of State for Higher Education, Department for Education and Skills
Statement by Minister O’Connor on the Motion on Universities Act 1997 (section 54(3)) (University Authorisation) Order 2019.
Foilsithe ar 5 Noll 2019
Correspondence, Katherine Licken, Secretary General, Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht 32R002588-PAC
[Meeting 05 December 2019] Correspondence regarding the Pálás Cinema, Galway
Foilsithe ar 5 Noll 2019
Correspondence, Rhonda Evans, Communications Manager, National Paediatric Hospital Development Board 32R002612-PAC
[Meeting 5 December 2019] National Paediatric Hospital Development Board Financial Statements 2018
Foilsithe ar 4 Noll 2019
Opening statement, Minister Shane Ross, Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport
Statement by Minister Shane Ross regarding Vote 31 Supplementary Estimate 2019
Opening statement, Minister Shane Ross, Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport ()
Foilsithe ar 3 Noll 2019
Opening statement, Bernie Gray et al., Chairperson, Coillte
Statement by Bernie Gray and Imelda Hurley on Annual Report 2018
Opening statement, Bernie Gray et al., Chairperson, Coillte ()
Foilsithe ar 28 Samh 2019
Correspondence, Rachel Downes, CEO, Caranua 32R002569-PAC
[Meeting 28 November 2018] Re PAC correspondence dated 20 November 2019 requesting information on the eligibility criteria
Correspondence, Rachel Downes, CEO, Caranua 32R002569-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 26 Samh 2019
Opening Statement, Brian Carroll, Assistant Secretary General, Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment
Statement by Brian Carroll on Detailed scrutiny of the Just Transition (Worker and Community Environmental Rights) Bill 2018 [PMB]
Foilsithe ar 26 Samh 2019
Opening Statement, Macdara Doyle, Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU)
Statement by Macdara Doyle on Detailed scrutiny of the Just Transition (Worker and Community Environmental Rights) Bill 2018 [PMB]
Opening Statement, Macdara Doyle, Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) ()
Foilsithe ar 21 Samh 2019
Correspondence, Nick Ashmore, Chief Executive, Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland 32R002551-PAC
[Meeting 21 November 2019] Re PAC letter dated 31 Octobrer 2019 requesting (i) that SBCI reviews the data it collects in order to be in a position to provide the type of information sought by the Committee in future years (ii) a copy of the external review carried out by Ernst & Young in 2019
Foilsithe ar 14 Samh 2019
Correspondence, Professor Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh, President, NUI Galway 32R002522-PAC
[Meeting 14 November 2019] Note on the number of no-compliant procurement contracts in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Correspondence, Professor Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh, President, NUI Galway 32R002522-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 14 Samh 2019
Correspondence, Professor Philip Nolan, President, Maynooth University 32R002538-PAC
[Meeting 14 November 2019] A copy of the current University Risk Register and responses to the following requests: • a copy of the final accounts in relation to Innovation Value Services Limited when it is wound up • a copy of the current Risk Register, as well as any internal or external reviews or audits of this conducted in the past three years • a breakdown of occasional staff in receipt of payment for 1 year, 2 years, 3 years, 4 years and those for more than 4 years • an information note on the research and knowledge transfer plans for 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020
Correspondence, Professor Philip Nolan, President, Maynooth University 32R002538-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 14 Samh 2019
Correspondence, Gerard Dollard, CEO, Irish Greyhound Board 32R002533-PAC
[Meeting 14 November 2019] Response to correspondence from Deputy Kate O'Connell dated 3 October 2019
Correspondence, Gerard Dollard, CEO, Irish Greyhound Board 32R002533-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 14 Samh 2019
Correspondence, Ailish Neville, Private Secretary to the Secretary General, Department of Transport 32R002531-PAC
[Meeting 14 November 2019] Information regarding the issues which were raised at the Committee meeting 10/11/2019 in relation to the National Transport Authority's 2018 Financials Statements
Foilsithe ar 14 Samh 2019
Correspondence, Anne Graham, Chief Executive, National Transport Authority 32R002523-PAC
[Meeting 14 November 2019] Note on the number of no-compliant procurement contracts in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Correspondence, Anne Graham, Chief Executive, National Transport Authority 32R002523-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 13 Samh 2019
Opening statement, Robert Purcell, Law Society of Ireland
Statement by Robert Purcell on Detailed Scrutiny of the Criminal Justice (Victims of Crime) (Amendment) Bill 2018 [PMB]
Opening statement, Robert Purcell, Law Society of Ireland ()
Foilsithe ar 13 Samh 2019
Opening statement, Caroline Counihan, Legal Policy Director, Rape Crisis Network Ireland (RCNI)
Statement by Caroline Counihan on Detailed Scrutiny of the Criminal Justice (Victims of Crime) (Amendment) Bill 2018 [PMB]
Opening statement, Caroline Counihan, Legal Policy Director, Rape Crisis Network Ireland (RCNI) ()
Foilsithe ar 13 Samh 2019
Opening Statement, Deputy Jim O’Callaghan, Dáil Éireann
Statement by Deputy Jim O’Callaghan on Detailed Scrutiny of the Criminal Justice (Victims of Crime) (Amendment) Bill 2018 [PMB]
Foilsithe ar 8 Samh 2019
Submission A, Electronic Privacy Information Centre (EPIC)
Submission A by the Electronic Privacy Information Centre (EPIC) to the International Grand Committee on Disinformation and ‘Fake News’ – Session 3: The state of play in regulation
Submission A, Electronic Privacy Information Centre (EPIC) ()
Foilsithe ar 8 Samh 2019
Submission B, Electronic Privacy Information Centre (EPIC)
Submission B by the Electronic Privacy Information Centre (EPIC) to the International Grand Committee on Disinformation and ‘Fake News’ – Session 3: The state of play in regulation
Submission B, Electronic Privacy Information Centre (EPIC) ()
Foilsithe ar 8 Samh 2019
Opening statement, Marc Rotenberg, President and Executive Director, Electronic Privacy Information Centre (EPIC)
Statement by Marc Rotenberg at the International Grand Committee on Disinformation and ‘Fake News’ – Session 3: The state of play in regulation
Foilsithe ar 8 Samh 2019
Opening statement, Helen Dixon, Data Protection Commissioner, Office of the Data Protection Commissioner
Statement by Helen Dixon at the International Grand Committee on Disinformation and ‘Fake News’ – Session 3: The state of play in regulation
Foilsithe ar 8 Samh 2019
Opening statement, Paolo Cesarini, Head of Media Convergence and Social Media Unit, DG CONNECT (European Commission)
Statement by Paolo Cesarini at the International Grand Committee on Disinformation and ‘Fake News’ – Session 3: The state of play in regulation
Foilsithe ar 7 Samh 2019
Correspondence, Ray Mitchell, Assistant National Director, HSE 32R002487-PAC
[Meeting 7 November 2019] (i) information note providing details in relation to risk analysis in respect of decision making for Public Private Partnerships for health centres (ii) Information on the cash advances provided to Section 38 organisations and details of the agencies funded over the past 3 years, to include the amount of money each organisation received in cash acceleration payments, and the number of outstanding cash acceleration payments at the end of each year, as well as confirmation of the requirement for Section 38 and Section 39 bodies to be cash-neutral at year end (iii) An information note on the payment arrangements in respect of services obtained under the Cross-Border Initiative to include information regarding recoupment levels and in particular delays in making payments to those who avail of these services (iv) A further breakdown of consultancy costs incurred by the HSE including figures for each of the previous years and the current spending to date (v) A note on the arrangements in place to provide holiday cover in respect of home care services provided by healthcare support staff for each of the nine regions (vi) A breakdown of the cost in each of the CHO regions of the home care service provided by healthcare support staff and the cost where this is provided by agency staff (vii) A note on the delay in opening the new wing in University Hospital Waterford and the availability of revenue funding for it
Correspondence, Ray Mitchell, Assistant National Director, HSE 32R002487-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 7 Samh 2019
Correspondence, Graham Doyle, Head of Communications, Data Protection Commission 32R002486-PAC
[Meeting 7 November 2019] (i) the cost of the investigation by the Data Protection Commission in relation to the Public Services Card (ii) the relative positions and sizes of the French and UK data protection agencies (iii) a topical breakdown of the 4,113 complaints received in 2018 (iv) a breakdown of the amount of time spent investigating public bodies as opposed to private entities or individuals (v) legal costs awarded against the Data Protection Commission in 2018 (vi) breakdown of the current live cases, to include details of those cases involving State agencies and the total costs to date as well as any utilisation of Data Protection Commission resources
Correspondence, Graham Doyle, Head of Communications, Data Protection Commission 32R002486-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 24 DFómh 2019
Correspondence, John McKeon, Secretary General, Department of Employment Affairs and Sociat Protection 32R002458-PAC
[Meeting 24 October 2019] Re request for an up to date note on the estimated costs for the Public Services Card(PSC) to include current figures, per the 2018 Appropriation Accounts
Foilsithe ar 24 DFómh 2019
Correspondence, Professor Willie Donnelly, President, Waterfrod Institute of Technology 32R002456-PAC
[Meeting 24 October 2019] Note on accumulated revenue deficit of €6.3 million at 31 August 2017
Foilsithe ar 24 DFómh 2019
Correspondence, Denis Leamy, Chief Executive, Cork Education Training Board 32R002468-PAC
[ Meeting 24 October 2019] Information notes on the number of contracts that were non-compliant in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Correspondence, Denis Leamy, Chief Executive, Cork Education Training Board 32R002468-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 17 DFómh 2019
Correspondence, Tom Doherty, Chief Operations Officer, Teagasc 32R002450-PAC
[Meeting 17 October 2019] Information note on the number of contracts that were non-compliant in 2018, the amounts for each and the reasons for the non-compliance
Correspondence, Tom Doherty, Chief Operations Officer, Teagasc 32R002450-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 10 DFómh 2019
Correspondence, John Madigan, Head of Marketing and Research, SBCI 32R002342-PAC
[Meeting 3 October 2019] Re PAC correspondence to the NTMA seeking information on, inter alia, the number of jobs supported by the SBCI in Ireland by sector, region and company size and whether this support takes the form of a grant
Correspondence, John Madigan, Head of Marketing and Research, SBCI 32R002342-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 3 DFómh 2019
Correspondence, William Beausang, Assistant Secretary, Department of Education and Skills 32R002412-PAC
[Meeting 3 October 2019] Development and disposal of Intellectual Property in FeedHenry at Waterford Institute of Technology
Foilsithe ar 3 DFómh 2019
Correspondence, Pat Meehan, Chief Executive, National Oil Reserves Agency 32R002410-PAC
[Meeting 3 October 2019] Reply to request for an information note on the Agency's compliance with the EU's Oil Stocks Directive (2009/119/EC): (i) Why is Ireland reliant on external storage to meet its requirement under the directive? (ii) The contingency arrangements that have made to ensure Ireland will remain in compliance with the directive in the event that the UK leaves the EU
Correspondence, Pat Meehan, Chief Executive, National Oil Reserves Agency 32R002410-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 3 DFómh 2019
Correspondence, Professor, Philip Nolan, President, Maynooth University 32R002354-PAC
[Meeting 3 October 2019] Response to questions from the PAC following on from meetings 27 June 2019 and 11 July 2019
Correspondence, Professor, Philip Nolan, President, Maynooth University 32R002354-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 3 DFómh 2019
Briefing Document, Dave Walsh, Chairperson, An Bord Pleanála 32R002426-PAC
[Meeting 3 October 2019] Brieifng document for PAC meeting
Briefing Document, Dave Walsh, Chairperson, An Bord Pleanála 32R002426-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 3 DFómh 2019
Opening Statement, Dave Walsh, Chairperson, An Bord Pleanála 32R002425-PAC
[Meeting 3 October 2019] Opening statement for PAC meeting
Opening Statement, Dave Walsh, Chairperson, An Bord Pleanála 32R002425-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 26 MFómh 2019
Correspondence, Aidan O'Driscoll, Secretary General, Department of Justice and Equality 32R002405-PAC
[Meeting 26 September 2019] Re: invitation to discuss the Data Protection Commissions Accounts for 2018
Foilsithe ar 26 MFómh 2019
Correspondence, Marie Broderick, Superintendent, An Garda Siochana 32R002373-PAC
Response to PAC further information request: (i) Increase in income receipts from €523,000 to €1.5 million in respect of Garda masts (ii) Update on the approximately 14,000 people affected by the fixed charge notices, to include the number of people who lost their licences as a result (iii) The decrease in costs allocated for the maintenance of Garda premises (iv) The cost of establishing a Cybercrime Unit (v) The cost of establishing an Internal Affairs unit (vi) The training costs for An Garda Síochána in 2018 (vii) The number of members of An Garda Síochána that have availed of safeTALK and ASIST suicide prevention training (viii) A note on the prepayments and advance payments made in relation to ICT provision within the services (ix) The collection of insurance premiums by Gardaí on behalf of insurance companies (x) The use of the OPW for minor repair works in Garda premises and the financing of such work (xi) The status and operation of the Canine Unit (xii) Health and safety Standards and Specifications for the Supply and Fitting of Cell Windows
Correspondence, Marie Broderick, Superintendent, An Garda Siochana 32R002373-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 26 MFómh 2019
Correspondence, John Uhlemann, Department of Finance 32R002402-PAC
[Meeting 26 September 2019] Copies of the 2018 Finance Accounts
Correspondence, John Uhlemann, Department of Finance 32R002402-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 19 MFómh 2019
Correspondence, Fergal Lynch, Secretary General, Department of Children and Youth Affairs 32R002339-PAC
[Meeting 19 September 2019] Information relating to subvention payments and overclaims in the Early Years area in the 2017/2018 and 2018/2019 programme years
Foilsithe ar 4 Iúil 2019
Correspondence, Cronan Goodman, Private Secretary to the Sec Gen, Dept of Justice 32R002294-PAC
[Meeting 4 July 2019] Re: review of prison sentences undertaken by the Irish Prison Service in 2018
Correspondence, Cronan Goodman, Private Secretary to the Sec Gen, Dept of Justice 32R002294-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 4 Iúil 2019
Correspondence, Mary Lawlor, Senior Communications and Public Affairs Manager, NAMA 32R002277-PAC
[Meeting 4 July 2019] Response to further information requested by the Committee with regard to the payment of €1.9m to the Revenue Commissioners in 2018
Correspondence, Mary Lawlor, Senior Communications and Public Affairs Manager, NAMA 32R002277-PAC ()
Foilsithe ar 26 Meith 2019
Opening statement, Barry Quinlan, Assistant Secretary, Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government
Statement by Barry Quinlan on the Briefing on the Local Government (Rates) Bill 2018
Foilsithe ar 25 Meith 2019
Opening statement, Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
Statement by Association of Chartered Certified Accountants on Industrial and Provident Societies (Amendment) Bill 2018
Opening statement, Association of Chartered Certified Accountants ()
Foilsithe ar 25 Meith 2019
Opening Statement, Centre for Co-Operative Studies
Statement by Centre for Co-Operative Studies on Industrial and Provident Societies (Amendment) Bill 2018
Foilsithe ar 25 Meith 2019
Opening statement, Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation, (DBEI)
Statement by Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation on Industrial and Provident Societies (Amendment) Bill 2018
Opening statement, Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation, (DBEI) ()
Foilsithe ar 20 Meith 2019
Opening Statement, Joseph Gilhooly, Deputy Chief Executive & Director of Economic Development, Planning & Infrastructural Services, Leitrim County Council
Statement by Joseph Gilhooly on Detailed Scrutiny of Local Government (Water Pollution) (Amendment) Bill 2018
Foilsithe ar 20 Meith 2019
Opening Statement, Dr.Tom Ryan, Director Office of Environmental Enforcement,(OEE), Environmental Protection Agency
Statement by Dr.Tom Ryan on Detailed Scrutiny of the Local Government (Water Pollution) (Amendment) Bill 2018
Foilsithe ar 20 Meith 2019
Opening Statement, Deputy Martin Kenny
Statement by Deputy Martin Kenny on the Detailed Scrutiny of Local Government (Water Pollution) (Amendment) Bill 2018
Foilsithe ar 20 Meith 2019
Opening Statement, Feargal Ó Coigligh, Assistant Secretary, Water Division Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government
Statement by Feargal Ó Coigligh on Detailed Scrutiny of
Local Government (Water Pollution) (Amendment) Bill 2018
Foilsithe ar 18 Meith 2019
Opening statement, Dr Attracta Halpin, Registrar, National University of Ireland (NUI)
Statement by Dr Attracta Halpin on Engagement with Stakeholders on Qualifications and Quality Assurance (Education and Training) (Amendment) Bill 2018
Opening statement, Dr Attracta Halpin, Registrar, National University of Ireland (NUI) ()
Foilsithe ar 18 Meith 2019
Opening statement, Lewis Purser, Director of Learning, Irish Universities Association (IUA)
Statement by Lewis Purser on Engagement with Stakeholders on Qualifications and Quality Assurance (Education and Training) (Amendment) Bill 2018
Opening statement, Lewis Purser, Director of Learning, Irish Universities Association (IUA) ()