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Dáil Éireann Debate, Thursday - 21 June 2018

Thursday, 21 June 2018

Ceisteanna (214)

Michael McGrath

Ceist:

214. Deputy Michael McGrath asked the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment the number of positions on the board in respect of the board of agencies and commercial State companies under his Department’s aegis in tabular form; the quorum required for a board meeting; the number of ministerial appointee vacancies on the board to date; the length of time the ministerial appointee vacancy has been present for each vacancy; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [27215/18]

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Freagraí scríofa

The following table sets out the composition of the State boards under the remit of my Department, including the vacancies on each Board, as at 31 May 2018.  The detail of all State Boards vacancies is available at www.stateboards.ie.

State Board

Maximum Number of persons on Board

Quorum Required for a Board Meeting

Ministerial Appointee Vacancies   (Date of Vacancy)

An Post

 

15

6

One vacancy (11 December 2017)

Bord na Móna

 

12

5

None

Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI)

 

9

5

None

BAI Compliance Committee

 

8

5

None

BAI Contracts Awards Committee

 

8

5

None

Digital Hub Development Agency (DHDA)

 

14

6

Five vacancies:  It is not proposed to fill these vacancies given the proposals to merge DHDA with Dublin City Council.

EirGrid

 

10

3

None

EPA Advisory Committee

 

12

2

None

ESB

 

12

4

None

Inland Fisheries Ireland

 

10

5

Two vacancies (11 August 2017 and 31 January 2018)

Irish National Petroleum Corporation (INPC)

 

3

3

None

Loughs Agency

 

12

6

None

Mining Board

 

3

No specific quorum required*

None

National Oil Reserves Agency (NORA)

 

6

2

One vacancy (9 February 2018)

RTÉ

12

7

One vacancy (4 November 2017)

Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland

 

12

5

One vacancy (1 October 2017)

TG4

 

12

7

None

*Section 169 of the Minerals Development Act 2017 provides that “the quorum of The Mining Board is all 3 members and its decisions may be made by a majority of its members."  This section of the Act has not been enacted as yet.

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