Dáil Éireann Debate, Wednesday - 12 July 2023
171. Deputy Sean Sherlock asked the Minister for Justice the amount paid by her Department in 2022 and to date in 2023 on outside or third-party reports of a technical nature or qualitative and quantitative nature, by payee, in tabular form. [34474/23]
View answerIt has not been possible to collate complete information as requested by the Deputy in the time allowed. I will write to the Deputy directly when the information is to hand.
|
Payee |
Report Details |
Amount paid in 2022 & 2023 (to date) |
|
CSO |
Sexual Violence Survey |
€1,224,876 |
|
Deloitte |
Governance Review of the Abhaile scheme, jointly commissioned by Department of Justice and Department of Social Protection |
€30,688.50 |
|
OECD |
Research into judicial numbers in Ireland. |
€130,000 |
|
Research Matters |
Evaluation of Youth Diversion Projects |
€108,953 |
|
Children’s Research Network For Ireland & Northern Ireland |
Evaluation of the Local Community Safety Partnership Pilot Projects |
€94,974 |
|
Insights Health & Social Research |
Family Justice Consultation with Children and Young People |
€3,500 |
|
PA Consulting |
Independent review of the Department of Justice’s Operating Model |
€98,400 |
|
Maura Butler |
Study on Familicide and Domestic Homicide Reviews |
€180,240 |
|
Research Matters |
Evaluation of Youth Diversion Programmes |
€74,157 |
|
Sean Aherne BL |
Analysis of differential treatment of marital and non-marital families in legislation related to family, marriage, guardianship, and domestic violence legislation |
€6,302.30 |
|
Gemma McLoughlin - Burke BL |
Analysis of differential treatment of marital and non-marital families in criminal law. |
€6,301.96 |
|
Róisin Á Costello BL |
Analysis of differential treatment of marital and non-marital families in Immigration, citizenship and international protection legislation |
€3,153.12 |
|
Peter Hamilton BL |
Analysis of differential treatment of marital and non-marital families in succession, property, and insolvency legislation. |
€2,908.75 |
|
Coyne Research |
Quantitative Evaluation of Still Here Campaign |
€3,136.50 |
|
Coyne Research |
Quantitative Evaluation of Intimate Image Campaign |
€6,273 |
|
Coyne Research |
Quantitative Evaluation of Zero Tolerance Campaign |
€5,227.50 |
|
Ebiquity Marsh |
Audit of 2021 Media Spend of No Excuses Campaign |
€10,824 |
|
Connect the Dots |
Mapping of the current provision of training for members of An Garda Síochána, legal professionals, front line staff and others who are engaging with victims of sexual crime and vulnerable witnesses in a professional capacity |
€19,957 |
|
Bid and Tender Management Services |
Review of the Procurement Function in the Department of Justice and the Irish Prison Service |
€96,186 |
|
Niamh McCullagh |
Exhumation Plan |
€4,121 |
|
Behaviour and Attitudes Limited |
Criminal Justice Public Attitude Survey 2021 |
€75,983 |
|
Behaviour & Attitudes Limited |
Criminal Justice Public Attitude Survey 2022 |
€78,351 |
|
University College Dublin |
A Review of Sexual Offences in Ireland: Stakeholder Experiences – Parts 1 & 2 |
€30,714 |
|
Sagaciti Consulting Ltd. |
ACER Initial Sites evaluation |
€20,985 |
|
Sector 3 Solutions Ltd |
ACER regional sites evaluation |
€14,652 |
|
National University of Ireland Galway |
Provisions of the Guardianship of Infants Act 1964 as they relate to guardianship of children whose parents are neither married nor in a civil partnership |
€32,584 |
|
WWPEN (European Network for the Work with Perpetrators of Domestic Violence |
A review of Domestic Violence Intervention Programme |
€34,773 |
|
University Of Portsmouth |
Understanding reoffending: Push factors and preventative responses. A Rapid Evidence Review |
€12,915 |
|
Ipsos |
LPA Labour Market Survey |
€29,482 |
|
Ipsos |
Research Survey |
€20,061 |
|
National University of Ireland Maynooth |
Research on ethnic monitoring in the Criminal Justice System |
€4,605 |
|
Trinity College Dublin |
Scoping paper on Longitudinal Analysis of People who offend |
€15,327 |
