With the agreement of the committee, we will refer that correspondence to the Joint Committee on Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth.
No. R1899, from Deputy McAuliffe, concerns an individual's experience regarding assessments for intellectual disabilities. It is proposed to note and publish this item and forward it to the Joint Committee on Health and the Joint Committee on Autism. Deputy McAuliffe flagged this item for consideration but is not in attendance. I propose to hold it over. I know we all bring in ten items of correspondence like this, but this one highlights an issue that has arisen. I want to give the Deputy an opportunity to address it.
I refer to one other item of correspondence. I do not want to deal with it today because I did not flag that there had been an update. The correspondence is from United Irish Racecourses, from which I have had further contact since the original communication arrived. With the agreement of the committee, I propose that we defer discussion of it until next week. I refer to No. R1888. Is that agreed? Agreed.
We move now to the work programme. Our next engagement, on 1 June, is with the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, resuming our examination of its Appropriation Accounts. We decided to focus on funding, governance and oversight of the cost-rental housing sector and expenditure on social and affordable housing. The following meeting, on 15 June, will be with Sport Ireland. On 22 June, we engage with the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media. There is a gap then, to which I will return presently. On 6 July, we plan to engage with Inland Fisheries Ireland, subject to its 2021 financial statements being available. We have had conversations in the committee previously about this. We plan to engage with Uisce Éireann in our last meeting before the summer recess, on 13 July, pending a decision from the Committee on Parliamentary Privileges and Oversight, to which the matter has been referred. The secretariat has been following up on that and I spoke again to the clerk yesterday.
The only meeting between now and the summer recess for which the agenda has not been agreed is the one scheduled for 29 June. There are several possibilities for this date. An engagement that has been proposed for a while is one with the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment, with a focus on the Workplace Relations Commission, WRC. The Secretary General of the Department is stepping down at the end of May. Department officials have confirmed that they are available to attend on 29 June. Another option is a discussion on the special report by the Comptroller and Auditor General on the progress of the National Asset Management Agency, NAMA, in achieving its objectives. That report is due to be published soon, but we do not have a date for it. There is also the option of bringing in the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board, IHRB, to discuss its financial statements for 2021. There is an issue the Comptroller and Auditor General has drawn attention to regarding non-compliance with salary disclosure requirements and the terms of the early retirement package for the former CEO of the board. We have dealt with the IHRB previously but there is this particular issue around the CEO's retirement package.