Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
FOI Requests — 3,015 records (page 57 of 61)
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d. Processed and submitted to Minister for decision, e. Decision made (and applicant notified in writing) to grant citizenship, f. Decision made (and applicant notified in writing) to refuse citizenship, g. Decision made to grant citizenship, notified to applicant and awaiting payment of fee for Certificate of Naturalisation, h. Fee for Certificate of Naturalisation received and applicant awaiting ceremony date, i. Certificate of Naturalisation issued and citizenship conferred • The number of valid applications for Irish citizenship by naturalisation (form 8 only) received from 1 January 2018 to 31 March 2018 and, the number of those applications in respect of which a decision, as at 16 November 2018, has been made by the Minister and notified to the applicant (irrespective of whether or not those applications have been submitted by INIS to the Minister for consideration). • The average number of staff employed by the Department during 2018, who are engaged in receiving, processing, deciding and, performing any other duties pertaining to; applications for citizenship by naturalisation. • The gross cost (actual or estimated) to the Department of employing those staff from 1 January 2018 to 16 November 2018. • The expenditure (actual or estimated), excluding staff salaries and benefits, incurred by the Department in respect of the provision of services directly related to applications for citizenship by naturalisation including, but not limited to, office rental, utilities, postage and stationary and third party services, from 1 January 2018 to 16 November 2018. • The gross income received from 1 January 2018 to 16 November 2018 by the Department in respect of applications, and the granting thereof, for citizenship by naturalisation.
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under which the revocation has taken place; and the first nationality of the nationalised citizen. • Access to or copies of any correspondence received by your Department in relation to the revocation of citizenship of a naturalised Irish citizen for the same period; and any internal records regarding that correspondence. • Access to any internal reviews or other examinations for the process of revocation laid out under section 19 of the legislation (should any such material exist) for the period January 2016 to the current date.
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impact on policing and local security; impact on transportation. If there are no formal impact studies available, I request that a statement in that respect is forwarded to that effect. • Provisions for the staffing of the centre; terms and conditions for the staff and the workforce plan in respect of such. • Details on services and supports which will be put in place for the residents of the centre and details on the funding for these additional services. • Details of the formal procurement for any 3rd party goods or services provided for the centre, including details of the procurement for any sub-contracted operators.
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• https://www.lobbying.ie/return/15807/financial-services-union • https://www.lobbying.ie/return/26195/ibec
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government body came to the decision to charge a €950 certification fee for Irish citizenship through naturalisation.
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between Minister Flanagan and/or officials within Justice had with all other Government Departments, their Ministers and/or officials, and agencies, such as TUSLA, Reception and Integration Agency, INIS etc., proposing/discussing/agreeing this increase. Any discussion of this increase that took place between the Department of Justice with non-government agencies/bodies (such as non-governmental organisations) before the increase was announced in Budget 2019, and after the increase was announced in Budget 2019.
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• Copies of correspondence between Department of Justice and contractor of Clondalkin Towers Hotel regarding upcoming closure of DP centre this summer. This request is for period January 2018 to February 2019. Copies of all internal correspondence within your Department relating to the above topics.
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Please include any further breakdown available in existing records such as: total contribution (in €) by all applicants and average per LMA worker.
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• Audits Completed to Q2 2018 Prisons 1. Loughan House 2. Cork Prison • Audits Completed to Q2 2018 Control Failures Report - Prisons Vote • Audits Completed to Q2 2018 Control Failures Report - Justice Vote I also request any audits completed post-Q2 2018, on this same topic.
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Copies of any emails exchanged between An Garda Síochána, the Department of Justice and Equality or anybody under the Department, and named company, a surveillance technology company. Details of any meetings between An Garda Síochána, the Department of Justice and Equality or anybody under the Department, and named company, a surveillance technology company.
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force to whom the exemption was given, the number and make of firearms exempted, and how long the exemption lasted.
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• I am also requesting copies of all internal correspondence within your Department relating to the above topics. The request is for the period November 2018 to April 2019.
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Direct Provision before their body was released by a coroner to be buried.
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programme in relation to petrol stations, forecourts, fuel retailers and/or service stations.
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• Title and description of each report, name of consultant/consultancy, dates they were started and completed and whether they were published/made public or not. • Costs of each.
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closure of Hatch Hall, Dublin as a Direct Provision centre and its redevelopment as a hotel. • All correspondence dated from 25 March and 15 June between Reception & Integration Agency (RIA) and named company - including memos, reports, emails, briefings - in relation to the possible closure of Hatch Hall, Dublin as a Direct Provision centre and its redevelopment as a hotel. • All internal RIA correspondence dated from 25 March and 15 June - including memos, reports, emails, briefings - in relation to the possible closure of Hatch Hall, Dublin as a Direct Provision centre and its redevelopment as a hotel and the re-accommodation of people as a result.
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• All notes taken for the purposes of assessing submission, including all meeting notes. • Any and all notes of deliberations and calculations made in comparing cost proposals with those of the winning tender and in assessing a named cost proposal. • A copy of all notes taken in respect of the cost proposals in the named company’s tender. • A complete hard copy of the tender submitted by a named company. • A complete hard copy of a named tender with any annotations on it by Department of Justice and Equality.
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present, the amount of parental leave taken by each and in what form, hours, single days, weeks or months.
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March. (This would be a request for the number of PIAs set up by the top ten PIPs under the Abhaile Scheme) • Correspondence between the Insolvency Service and the Minister for Justice/ and Secretary General of the Department of Justice, on the topic of PIPs in the Abhaile Scheme, between 1 November 2018 and 20 May 2019. • Correspondence sent and received between the Department of Justice, and Association of Personal Insolvency Practitioners, between 1 November 2018 and 20 May 2019.
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• All correspondence, including emails, handwritten letters, memos, post-its, minutes of meetings and any other forms of communication, received from The National Board for Safeguarding Children in the Catholic Church in Ireland, and sent by reply from the Department of Justice & Equality, from 2014 to 16 May 2019, which reference concerns made by the NBSCCI to the Department regarding allegations / concerns / suspicions / whereabouts against named or unnamed priests in any part of the country.
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oath? I note that the forwarding to those EU Institutions is a compulsory requirement of EU law and I also note that the Minister for Justice is the responsible authority for such a purpose.
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Section 15A and (c) Section 16 of the Act for the following years: 2012 - 2018 (inclusive)
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International Protection Office and for hearings conducted by the International Protection Appeals Tribunal. • All information, documentation and data held regarding the vetting of interpreters engaged to provide/ providing interpreter services at interviews conducted by the International Protection Office and for hearings conducted by the International Protection Appeals Tribunal. • All information, documentation and data held regarding training and courses in respect of interpreters engaged to provide/ providing interpreter services at interviews conducted by the International Protection Office and for hearings conducted by the International Protection Appeals Tribunal. • All information, documentation and data held regarding the selection and/or assignment and allocation of interpreters providing interpreter services at interviews conducted by the International Protection Office and for hearings conducted by the International Protection Appeals Tribunal. All information, documentation and data held regarding the procedures adopted in respect of the above selection, assignment and allocation. • All information, documentation and data held regarding complaints made to the Department of Justice including the International Protection Office Unit within it in respect of interpretation services provided. • All information, documentation and data identifying the bodies responsible for the payment and remittance of invoices for translation and interpretation services provided to the International Protection Office and International Protection Appeals Tribunal • All information, documentation and data held regarding fee or payment rates/remuneration level in respect of interpreters and/or interpreter services provided for interviews conducted by the International Protection Office and for hearings conducted by the International Protection Appeals Tribunal.
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locations: Ballinamore Co. Leitrim, Borrisokane Co. Tipperary, Achill Co. Mayo, Oughterard Co. Galway.
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• Terms of reference for this group.
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• Shortlist of potential direct provision centres/ accommodation used by the Reception and Integration Agency. • Copy of all tenders for direct provision centres/ all accommodation by the Reception and Integration Agency.
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I would like to request: 1. Copies of all proposals received. 2. Details of how the funding was allocated.
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Records of any notes, emails, and letters received by or sent from the Department in relation to the matters contained in my letter of December 2017.
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had been outside of the State in the year prior to their application. 3. Of the people who were granted citizenship in 2018 and to 17 July 2019 - please state how long each person had been outside the State in the year before their application.
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2. Any records created since 30 June 2018 relating to arrangements by the Reception and Integration Agency to assess whether applicants for International Protection have special reception needs for the purposes of regulation 8 of the European Communities (Reception Conditions) Regulations 2018. 3. Any records created since 30 June 2018 relating to arrangements between the Reception and Integration Agency and the International Protection Office to exchange information as to whether applicants for International Protection have special reception needs for the purposes of Regulation 8 of the European Communities (Reception Conditions) Regulations 2018.
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explanatory or accompanying letters sent by the Minister or Secretary General of your Department along with the pre-budget submission.
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Garda Síochána in respect of its payment of the living allowance up to 2011; ii) did the Department correspond with the Attorney General seeking advice on tax treatment of the Garda recruit living allowance after 30 June 2017; iii) did it receive advice on the allowance from the Attorney General; iv) if so, on what date; v) did the Department then share this advice with the Comptroller and Auditor General; vi) if so, on what date; and vii) between 23 November 2017 and 17 October 2019 did the Department correspond with Revenue to determine any liability on the living allowance for Garda recruits, an allowance that continued to be in place between 2011 and May 2017?
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asylum-seekers in (i) Oughterard, Co Galway, (ii) Ballinamore, Co Leitrim and (iii) Achill island, Co Mayo.
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Group in 2018 and 2019. 2. All submissions prepared for and by the National Traveller and Roma Inclusion Strategy Steering Group in 2018 and 2019.
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regarding the cost housing individuals in State Direct Provision centres compared to the cost of private accommodation.
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otherwise. €0-24,999 €25,000-49,999 €50,000-74,999 €75,000-99,999 €100,000-124,999 €125,000-149,999 €150,000-174,999 €175,000-199,999 €200,000-224,999 €225,000-249,999 €250,000-274,999 €275,000-299,999 €300,000 and above
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proposals in Oughterard, Co Galway and Ballinamore, Co Leitrim during 2019.
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3. Copies of records indicating the sums spent on legal costs since the inception of the Disclosures Tribunal. 4. A list of legal practitioners who have claimed fees in respect of the Disclosures tribunal since its inception and what each has been paid to date. To be clear, I am not just seeking the legal fees paid to the tribunal’s own representatives, but also the fees paid to practitioners representing other parties.
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2. A copy of the fire safety inspection report carried out on the building. 3. A copy of all inspections carried out by the Department on the building.
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around the validity or legality of the IPS Privacy Policy Document approved by the Director of Corporate Affairs on 14 August 2018, Policy Index No 57.
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Copies of any records held by RIA relating to the provision of new medical facilities at Balseskin Reception Centre as part of its expansion plan. This part of the request to cover the same period.
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(3) Terms of reference for this group as of the date of its public announcement and any changes from the undated document granted in FOI 2019 0719 titled Advisory Group on the Provision of Support including Accommodation to Persons in the International Protection Process. (4) The entire document (including previous versions) of the undated document granted in FOI 2019 0719 titled Advisory Group on the Provision of Support including Accommodation to Persons in the International Protection Process. (5) All documentation relating to the establishment of the Inter- Departmental Group on Direct Provision, including: (a) Its membership, including discussion on this membership prior to it being established (b) its terms of reference, and any discussion on this its terms of reference prior to it being established (c) any reports issued from its establishment up to the date of grant of this request (d) any documentation which discusses the relationship between the Inter-Departmental Group and the Advisory Group.
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2. A breakdown of all flights made by the Departments Ministers during 2017, 2018 and 2019 and the destinations that were travelled to.
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briefing notes, minutes of meetings, and memos. 2) This should include correspondence between the Department and the expert advisory group on centenary commemoration. 3) These documents should refer to the period of 1 January 2019 to 8 January 2020 and be presented electronically.
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Minister, his secretary or the secretary general of the Department regarding the same, covering the same dates above.
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This should include all correspondence, Minister briefings and queries directed to the Department of Justice regarding overcrowding at this premises.
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How many Gardaí last year received lump sum payments? • The rank of those who retired last year. • The amount paid out in pensions last year to Gardaí who have retired over the years and the number of former Gardaí in receipt of pensions.
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4. Any submissions made to the OIC by the Department of Justice in that case.
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Royal Irish Constabulary and Dublin Metropolitan Police in the months of December 2019 and January 2020.
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2) Records related to inquiries about potential locations for a direct provision centre or emergency accommodation for persons in direct provision, in the Dublin 15 area.