Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 23 September 2014
525. Deputy Fergus O'Dowd asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government the remuneration package for each chief executive officer of State or semi-State organisations under the aegis of his Department; the changes made to such remuneration in the past two years; the remuneration package for each acting CEO if such exists; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [35946/14]
View answerThe annual salary of the Chief Executive Officer of Irish Water, the only commercial State Company under the aegis of my Department, is €200,000.
In accordance with the Financial Emergency Measures in the Public Interest Act 2013, the pay for all staff, in the Public Sector earning over €65,000 per annum was reduced with effect from 1 July 2013. The below details the current and previous salaries applicable to CEOs and equivalents in the non-commercial State sponsored bodies under the aegis of my Department.
|
Agency |
- |
- |
Personal Pension Contribution |
- |
Non Personal Pension Contribution |
|
- |
Effective 01/01/10 |
Effective 01/07/13 |
Effective 01/01/10 |
Effective 01/07/13 |
|
|
An Bord Pleanála |
Chair |
€189,474 |
€175,877 |
€180,000 |
€167,300 |
|
Dublin Docklands Development Authority |
Chief Executive |
- |
- |
- |
*see below |
|
Environmental Protection Agency |
Director General |
€164,464 |
€153,162 |
€156,241 |
€145,679 |
|
Housing Finance Agency |
Chief Executive |
€115,600 |
€108,352 |
€109,820 |
€103,034 |
|
Irish Water Safety |
Chief Executive |
€71,359 to €88,598 |
€67,434 to €83,510 |
€67,913 to €84,296 |
€64,178 to €79,552 |
|
Housing Sustainable Communities Agency |
Chief Executive |
€125,655 |
€117,603 |
€119,372 |
€111,822 |
|
Local Government Management Agency |
Chief Executive |
€153,885 |
€143,535 |
€146,191 |
€136,496 |
|
Private Residential Tenancies Board |
Director |
€84,132 to €103,472 |
€79,401 to €97,194 |
€80,051 to €98,424 |
€75,647 to €92,550 |
|
Western Development Commission |
Chief Executive |
€84,132 |
€79,401 |
N / A |
N / A |
* The operations of the Dublin Docklands Development Authority (DDDA) will be wound up by the end of 2014. In the interim, the Chief Executive position is filled by a secondment arrangement with Dublin City Council at no extra cost to the State.
