Of the eighteen bodies under the aegis of my Department, I have been advised that in eight bodies, there are no pension contributions made by public sector workers including the pension levy in the years requested. These are the Comptroller and Auditor General, the Credit Union Advisory Committee, the Disabled Drivers Medical Board of Appeal, the Financial Services Ombudsman Council, the Irish Financial Services Appeals Tribunal, the Office of the Revenue Commissioners, the Social Finance Foundation and the Tax Appeals Commissioner.
With respect to the Credit Review Office, office staff are seconded from Enterprise Ireland and as this is a body under the aegis of the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, any pension contributions are a matter for that Department.
With respect to the Investor Compensation Company Limited (ICCL), staff are seconded from the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI), processed through the CBI payroll and subject to the CBI pension scheme. In this regard, please refer to Central Bank of Ireland data in the table.
Details of pension contributions made by public sector workers, excluding those in the civil service, including the pension levy, in each of the years requested and to date in 2017 in the remaining bodies are detailed in the table below.
Body
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The figures for all pension contributions made by public sector workers excluding those in the civil service, including the pension levy, in each of the years 2010 to 2016 and to date in 2017
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Central Bank
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2010: 7.7m
2011: 9.1m
2012: 10.3m
2013: 10.4m
2014: 10.2m
2015: 10.4m
2016: 10.7m
2017 to date: 3.6m
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Credit Union Restructuring Board (ReBo)
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2010, 2011 & 2012 – NIL
2013: €6,737.52
2014: €26,012.90
2015: €28,831.04
2016: €26,508.15
2017: €3,660.20
(ReBo is being wound down at present with only 2 staff members remaining, both of whom will finish up at end of July following the dissolution of ReBo. All staff members were employed on contract basis for the lifetime of ReBo).
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Financial Services Ombudsman Bureau
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2010: 190,315
2011: 236,236
2012: 220,127
2013: 238,164
2014: 225,452
2015: 197,447
2016*: 190,924
2017*: 83,169
*2016 / 2017 figures unaudited; 2017 to end May
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Irish Bank Resolution Corporation
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There were four pension schemes in place at the date of the appointment of the Special Liquidators. Three of the schemes were wound up in the weeks following the appointment and the fourth scheme was wound up on 16 March 2016.
Following the decision to wind up the remaining scheme effective from 11 March 2016, current IBRC employees were offered the opportunity to make contributions to a Personal Retirement Savings Account (PRSA).
The employee contributions since the appointment of the Special Liquidators are as follows:
2013: Employee Contribution €1,747,618
2014: Employee Contribution €801,578
2015: Employee Contribution €428,961
2016: Employee Contribution €136,436
2017: (up to 30 April) Employee Contribution €4,369
Note: The information provided is for the period from 2013 to date. Information prior to the appointment of the Special Liquidator in 2013 is not readily available and the compilation of this information would incur a significant expense given that all legacy systems are no longer operational.
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Irish Fiscal Advisory Council
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2011: €6,563.19
2012: €3,683.26
2013: €3,962.44
2014: €19,312.98
2015: €22,814.93
2016: €16,713.39
2017 (up to May 2017): €10,172.98.
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National Treasury Management Agency
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2010: €2,222,499.93
2011: €2,919,248.56
2012: €3,382,212.91
2013: €3,828,967.24
2014: €4,635,784.11
2015: €5,000,422.91
2016: €4,659,122.70
2017(to May): €2,017,152.84
*The National Treasury Management Agency assigns staff to the National Asset Management Agency and the Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland
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