Niall Collins
Ceist:188. Deputy Niall Collins asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation the Exchequer funding allocated in 2017 to each State agency under her aegis in 2017, in tabular form. [28394/17]
Amharc ar fhreagraTuesday, 20 June 2017
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The distribution of exchequer funding allocations as per the 2017 Revised Estimates Volume for each Agency under the aegis of my Department and as provided through my Department’s Vote this year is set out in the table below.
|
Intertrade Ireland |
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Pay |
€1.262m |
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Pensions |
€103k |
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Non-Pay |
€900k |
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Capital |
€5.695m |
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Total |
€7.960m |
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IDA Ireland |
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|
Pay |
€22.454m |
|
Pensions |
€1.750m |
|
Non-Pay |
€18.060m |
|
Capital |
€137.000m |
|
Total |
€179.264m |
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|
|
National Standards Authority of Ireland |
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|
Pay |
€4.353m |
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Pensions |
€900k |
|
Non-Pay |
€49k |
|
Capital |
€500k |
|
Total |
€5.802m |
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|
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Enterprise Ireland |
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|
Pay |
€50.700m |
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Pensions |
€3.239m |
|
Non-Pay |
€30.563m |
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Capital |
€185.000m |
|
Total |
€269.502m |
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Science Foundation Ireland |
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|
Pay |
€4.432m |
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Pensions |
€14k |
|
Non-Pay |
€5.685m |
|
Capital |
€162.500m |
|
Total |
€172.631m |
|
Health And Safety Authority |
|
|
Pay |
€10.587m |
|
Pensions |
€1.065m |
|
Non-Pay |
€6.460m |
|
Total |
€18.112m |
|
|
|
|
Competition and Consumer Protection Commission |
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|
Pay |
€7.114m |
|
Pensions |
€580k |
|
Non-Pay |
€4.444m |
|
Total |
€12.138m |
|
|
|
|
Personal Injuries Assessment Board |
|
|
Pensions |
€228k |
|
Total |
€228k |
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|
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Low Pay Commission |
|
|
Pay |
€247k |
|
Pensions |
€230k |
|
Total |
€477k |
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Irish Auditing and Accounting Supervisory Authority
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|
|
Pay |
€2.100m |
|
Pensions |
€5k |
|
Total |
€2.105m |
The Deputy should note that the funding provision to Enterprise Ireland covers two subheads on my Department’s Vote, Subheads A7 and B4, which span general supports to indigenous firms and for research and development/innovation supports. The table above shows the combined allocations of the two subheads.
The table above does not capture other Exchequer funding being provided to Enterprise Ireland in 2017 through the Votes of the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine and the Department of Communication, Climate Action and Environment.
Enterprise Ireland and IDA Ireland are also provided with funding from the National Training Fund (NTF).
The operations of a number of the enterprise agencies are also supported through the generation, retention and use of Agency Own Resource Income, which is subject to annual sanction by the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform. The Agencies concerned are Enterprise Ireland, IDA Ireland, National Standards Authority of Ireland and the Health and Safety Authority.
The operations of the Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB) is essentially self-financing from the fee generation received from personal injury claims, typically in the region of €12 million per annum.
The operations of the Irish Auditing and Accounting Supervisory Authority and the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission are part-funded through fees levied on certain activities provided to clients of both Agencies.
The funding provision to Inter-Trade Ireland is provided on a North-South basis and annual allocations are finalised in conjunction with the Northern Administration.
The Department also provides funding annually to the 31 Local Enterprise Offices (LEOs) through Subhead A8 of my Department’s Vote. Working closely through the Local Authority system, the LEOs support the micro-enterprise sector in the start-up and expansion phases and stimulate enterprise potential at local level. The 2017 allocation to the LEOs through my Department’s Vote totals €32.93 million broken down between €22.5 million in Capital and €10.431 million in Non-Pay monies. The LEOs are also supported through funding provided via the Department of Housing, Planning, Community and Local Government Vote.