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Decentralisation Programme.

Dáil Éireann Debate, Thursday - 8 July 2004

Thursday, 8 July 2004

Ceisteanna (110, 111, 112)

Richard Bruton

Ceist:

104 Mr. R. Bruton asked the Minister for Finance the major factors which led to the particular decentralised location chosen and the criteria used for selection in respect of each decentralisation move in his Department outlined in the budget 2004 statement. [21057/04]

Amharc ar fhreagra

Freagraí scríofa

As I indicated in my budget speech, a wide range of factors were taken into account and balanced against each other in selecting departments and agencies for decentralisation and locations for the new decentralised offices. These factors are set out on page B.25 of Budget 2004.

Richard Bruton

Ceist:

105 Mr. R. Bruton asked the Minister for Finance the details of the decentralisation of the Office of the Collector General, indicating the period over which it occurred; the number of staff transferred; the number of staff who took a direct move at the same position; the number moved on transfer for other offices within the Revenue Commissioners and from outside the Revenue Commissioners; the number of positions filled by fresh recruitment; and the number of positions which were filled on promotion. [21084/04]

Amharc ar fhreagra

I am advised by the Revenue Commissioners that the movement of staff as a direct result of the relocation of the Collector General's office to Limerick commenced in 1993 and was completed by 1996. A total of 550 posts were transferred under the decentralisation programme to the office in Limerick. Over the three-year period approximately 290 staff took a direct move at the same grade. Of these 268 transferred into Revenue from other Departments for Limerick and approximately 22 Revenue staff transferred at their current grade. A total of 294 staff were promoted for Limerick — 150 Revenue staff and 144 staff from other Departments. Approximately 140 staff were recruited at clerical assistant grade for the Collector General's office in Limerick.

The decentralisation of the Collector General's office to Limerick coincided with decentralisation to Nenagh and Ennis and resulted in approximately 134 staff moving to other offices within Revenue which were not decentralising. A total of 24 staff moved out of Revenue to other Departments. Over the three-year period, there was natural movement of staff into and out of the Collector General's office.

Aengus Ó Snodaigh

Ceist:

106 D’fhiafraigh Aengus Ó Snodaigh den Aire Airgeadais an bhfuil sé fíor nach bhfuil aon bhealach dóibh siúd i rothchathaoireacha chun na dtaispeántas ar an gCéad Urlár d’ArdMhsaeúm na hÉireann i Sráid Chill Dara, Baile Átha Cliath. [21090/04]

Amharc ar fhreagra

Tá Oifig na nOibreacha Poiblí tar éis a dheimhniú nach bhfuil rochtain ar fáil do dhaoine i gcathaoir rothaí chun breathnú ar na taispeántais ar an gcéad úrlár de Mhúsaem Náisiúnta na hÉireann, Sráid Chill Dara, Baile Átha Cliath 2. Faoi láthair tá OOP ag déanamh Socruithe chun Plean Forbartha Stiúrtha a ullmhú don áitreamh i Sráid Chill Dara agus is tosaíocht é do OOP ullmhú plean dá léithéid. Beidh scrúdú ar rochtain uilíoch sa áireamh agus mar rún ag OOP í a chur ar fáil tá sí indéanta.

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