Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
FOI Requests — 3,015 records (page 58 of 61)
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5. Any records showing the number and grade/position of each person for whom a mobile phone has been provided in 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019. 6. Any records showing the number and grade/position of each person for whom more than one mobile phone, or a mobile phone and a separate SIM card or cards has been provided in 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019.
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relation to Belturbet. Can the Minister indicate whether the RUC complied with this request? Please provide full correspondence between An Garda Síochána and the RUC in relation to the named person. (f) In 2012 under Freedom of Information RTE’s ‘This Week’ radio programme requested Departmental records of the 1972 Belturbet bombing. The request was declined. Can you please forward any correspondence in relation to this request and the decision-making that followed.
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I am seeking a copy of that report.
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referred to by Deputy Kenny in Dáil Debate on 25-09-2019, vol. 986, no. 5. Sight of any correspondence, documents etc. that Ireland gave to the EU Commission in response to their notices, opinions, etc.
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dated 16/07/2019 - Record 19: Letter from the Chief Justice regarding Judicial Council, dated 30/07/2019 - Record 20: Letter to the Chief Justice regarding Judicial Council, dated 01/08/2019 - Record 21: Letter from the Chief Justice regarding Judicial Council, dated 01/08/2019 - Record 22: Letter from the Chief Justice regarding Judicial Council, dated 08/08/2019
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deliberative processes are likely to have concluded at this stage, I would request those records be considered again for release.
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2. Total numbers of applications approved each year since 2010, (i). Naturalisation and (ii) Registration.
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Updated records pertaining to and/or recording the number of Reception and Integration Agency (RIA) "Direct Provision" Emergency Accommodation Centres and the number of emergency accommodation centres in each county. Records pertaining to and/or recording the release and/or delay of Reception and Integration Agency (RIA) Monthly and Annual reports since November 2018. Updated records pertaining to and/or recording of Reception and Integration Agency (RIA) "Direct Provision" Accommodation Centres including that is included in regular RIA monthly reports (see page 12 of RIA Monthly Report November 2018) including : the county of all centres; the name of all centres; the address of all centres; the current contracted capacity of all centres; current or most recently updated occupancy of all centres; the current or most recently updated vacancies of all centres; the current or most recently updated number of contracted accommodation unavailable due to illness; the current or most recently updated number of contracted accommodation 'Other Unavailable'; the Resident Type of each centre; the Accommodation Type of each centre.
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Under the Freedom of Information Act 2014 I request a copy of the Interim Report referred to in the article, along with copies of: 1. All internal and external correspondence relating to the establishment and composition of the High Level Working Group, the terms of reference of this and future reports, the methodology of the review(s), and preparation of the Report; 2. Any submissions requisitioned by or made to the Group; and 3. All minutes of Group meetings.
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investigatory or litigation matters since 2014. All records, documents, reports, minutes of meetings etc. which relate to the appointment of a named person as investigator in matters relating to me within An Garda Síochána in 2018. All records documents, reports, minutes of meetings etc. relating to both the investigation conducted and the findings made by a named person on foot of his investigation in to possible breaches of the CPSA guidelines which may have occurred in the processing of application and appeal made by a named Garda to join the ASU in October 2017. All records documents, reports, minutes of meetings etc. relating in any way to the decision of the CPSA to confirm (per letter of a named person to the Garda Commissioner on or about June 10th of 2019) that the CPSA intended to commence an audit of An Garda Síochána as it was ‘not satisfied that An Garda Síochána took appropriate actions to investigate the allegations made’ All records documents, reports, minutes of meetings etc. relating in any way to the correspondence sent to the Commissioner of An Garda Síochána by the Secretary of the Commission of Public Service Appointments on June 10th 2019 which confirmed the decision of the CPSA to conduct an audit of An Garda Síochána for reasons of the inadequate actions of An Garda Síochána with respect to the internal investigation conducted by a named person between March 2018 and June 2019 into the original concern raised by a named Assistant Commissioner.
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carried out on named persons by the Department of Justice. 3. All documents and correspondence relating to inspections and/or visits by staff of the International Protection Accommodation Service to Ciúin House, The Paddocks, Carrick-on-Shannon, Co. Leitrim, from April 2019 to 20 April 2020.
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3. Without prejudice to the generality of the number 1 above, copy all certificates of legal aid granted to clients of this office, and assigned to either named solicitors and/or named firm, to include the applicable Legal Aid (District Court) Certificate and the Legal Aid (Trial on Indictment) Certificate, in respect of the criminal prosecution on indictment entitled The People at the referenced suit.
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2. All correspondence to the personal of the anti-human trafficking unit from management or vice versa in relation to working with other agencies and NGO's who work in the area of Anti Human Trafficking. 3. All documents and correspondence in relation to the creation of the "Transparency Unit" and its connection to the anti-human trafficking unit. 4. All documents and correspondence in relation to the reclassification of charges of Human Trafficking Cases. 5. All documents and correspondence in relation to the number of human trafficking cases or investigations or victims in Ireland. 6. All correspondence and documents in relation to human trafficking sent to and from Ministers of Justice since 1/1/2019.
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• Minutes of all meetings, phone calls, teleconference calls etc. • Any email sent or received in relation to this DPC. • The contract to operate the centre. • Full details of any conditions and requirements etc. • Any other relevant documents, emails or correspondence to 18 May 2020. • Any other relevant documents, emails or correspondence to the date of the reply. • All tender documents, tender replies, tender evaluation documents and decision criteria.
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Centres or the system of Direct Provision. Any correspondence between Deputy Danny Healy Rae and the Department of Justice and Equality in relation to the Skellig Star Hotel.
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Data Protection Unit. I am also requesting any documents (e.g. emails, meeting minutes) connected with the DJE's referral decision from the previous paragraph.
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Ministers and their advisors) and representatives of Facebook in relation to GDPR, specifically subject access requests. • Any correspondence between representatives of the Department (including Ministers and their advisors) and representatives of Facebook in relation to privacy concerns on WhatsApp. • Any concerns raised by the Department in relation to the above. • Any correspondence between the Department and Facebook in relation to Facebook as a data controller/data processor and how they process Subject Access Requests.
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servants and/or the Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and/or the Green Party or their representatives regarding their programme for Government negotiations.
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Records relating to the number of individuals in receipt of direct provision payments who have taken up employment between the beginning of June 2018 - when asylum seekers were granted permission to work in Ireland provided they pass certain criteria - and the end of May 2020.
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Defender system in Ireland, referred to in the Programme for Government Annual Report 2017, published by the Department of An Taoiseach. •Any correspondence, briefings, notes, reports, agendas, minutes or other records relating to the review of Public Defender systems in other jurisdictions, referred to on page 55 of the Programme for Government Annual Report 2017. •Any reports or records outlining the potential costs of introducing a Public Defender system in Ireland.
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and what exactly was sanctioned by the Department of Justice and Equality.
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s.4 of the Immigration Act 2004 (as amended) are provided in documents held by the Department of Justice.
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phone conversations, notes from meetings; from March 2020 to the time of submitting this request.
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Notwithstanding that Ireland has not opted into all of the relevant instruments, we are seeking information on whether the equivalent to such orders are nevertheless being made. Any order, request or execution of investigative measures that have been carried out under MLAs? Alternative measures to the EAW in the context of this project refer to alternative cross-border cooperation mechanisms, such as European Supervision Order (‘ESO’), European Investigation Order (‘EIO’) European Probation Order (‘EPO’) and Framework decision 2008/909/JHA on transfer of prisoners. Notwithstanding that Ireland has not opted into all of the relevant instruments, we are seeking information on whether the equivalent to such orders are nevertheless being made.
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due to be transposed in EU Member States by 1 April 2018; • the right to legal aid, which was due to be transposed in EU Member States by 25 May 2019; and • special safeguards for children suspected and accused in criminal proceedings which was due to be transposed in EU Member States by 11 June 2019.
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provision in 2020, specifying the centre they are residing at, the reason for the complaint, and any action taken as a result.
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Building Maintenance Building Refurbishment Works Building Security Business Analyst Services Citizenship Ceremony Consultancy Furniture ICT Services ID Systems and Support Interpretation and Translation IT Asset - eGates Dublin Airport IT Maintenance and Support Laboratory Equipment Laboratory Maintenance Laboratory Supplies Legal Expenses Media Services Motor Vehicles Postage Public Information Notices Record Storage Rental/Lease of Accommodation Repatriation Expert Support Research Seminars and Conferences Staff Uniforms Training Courses Transport Services
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pandemic. This request to cover the period 1 August 2020 to 14 September 2020.
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A breakdown of what Departments/Government bodies/industry stakeholders that were consulted for information pertaining to the Irish beef sector when assessing the investors of a Banagher meat plant for a residence permission under the IIP.
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Any internal correspondence/memos/reports created that relate to this letter from 1 May to 24 September 2020.
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period. 7. A copy of all files held relating to the authorisation, operation and management of immigration control checks on buses and trains during the relevant period.
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Also, a breakdown cost of each case which received a section 42 Garda Síochána Inquiry due to the outcome of this panel.
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https://www.lobbying.ie/return/18726/institute-of-advertising- practitioners-of-ireland
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committee to advise the Justice of the Children's Court | 1947-50 90/93/57 | Juvenile delinquents: suggestion that young offenders should be remanded to St Patrick's or a reformatory | 1950 90/93/61 | Juvenile delinquency: prevention legal handling and treatment: enquiry from the Wilwyck School for Boys, 271 West, 125th Street, NY | 1951-56 90/93/91 | Detention of children overnight prior to conveyance to certified school | 1957 90/93/96 | Protection of minors: correspondence from Legation of Argentina | 1959 90/93/98 | Juvenile delinquency: speech of Minister for Justice at 1959 annual general meeting of the Civics Institute: Civics Institute of Ireland | 1959-64 90/93/100 | Juvenile delinquency: request by Irish Housewives Association for interview with the Minister | 1959 90/93/101 | Children: Criminal Law Revision Committee first report; indecency with children | 1959 90/93/102 | Juvenile delinquency: paper read by James O'Connor | 1959 90/93/104 | Juvenile delinquency, Cabra/Phibsboro area: request by Dr
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CA Macken for Governor of St Patrick's to attend meeting of interested residents | 1960 90/93/105 | Probation of Offenders Act, 1907: report, 1959 | 1960 90/93/106 | Juvenile delinquency: proposals by Workers' Union of Ireland and Dublin Trades Union Council | 1959-60 90/93/11O | Juvenile delinquency: study of 1961 | 1961-64 - All files held by the Department pertaining to Loughan House, Blacklion, Co. Cavan between 1978 and 1983 when it was used as a centre of detention for juveniles aged between twelve and sixteen years of age. - Any material held by the Department of Justice regarding a petition which was submitted to Minister for Justice Brian Lenihan on 15 October 1966. This petition was signed by 2,500 teenagers and concerned allegations of drug-dealing in beat clubs situated in the Dublin area.
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2. Any internal memos or briefing documents the Department has produced in relation to anti-mask groups and protests during the period March 2020 to 4 November 2020.
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vacancy, and all responses to that correspondence. Timeline: 1 June 2019 - 31 July 2020.
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3. The names of all persons who resigned as a member of a Special Criminal Court under s.39 (2) of the Offences Against the State Act, 1939 as amended, since 1 January 2018 to 8 December 2021 and the reasons for their resignation.
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Justice at Dublin Airport as of 8 of December 2021 in tabular form.
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carried out on foot of a contract signed in June 2019 for the Department of Justice.
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The number of persons/individuals that are not recognised to be family in the Afghan Admission Programme. The number of persons/individuals married in the Afghan Admission Programme. The number of persons/individuals not married in the Afghan Admission Programme.
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2021. All documents/discussions etc. between the Department of Justice and other Government Departments /Ministers /Government on the right to access the labour market for persons seeking protection from 1 January 2021 to 15 November 2021.
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directors of communications, social media staff, etc.) and for each, their salary bands.
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All correspondence between either the presidents of UCD/UCC/NUI Galway, on behalf of the college’s Confucius Institutes, and the Department of Justice, in relation to discussions on visa policy related to volunteer teachers from China, between 1 January 2021 and 18 January 2022.
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a. A UK Citizen Sponsor of a Non-Visa required and a Non- EEA Spouse has established ordinary residence in Ireland b. A UK Citizen Sponsor of a Non-Visa required and a Non- EEA Spouse intends to establish ordinary residence in Ireland. 3. The recent list(s) of pre-approved or disqualified private medical insurance plans approved and listed by Health Insurance Authority (An tUdara Arachas Slainte) in compliance with Policy Document for a Category 1 Applicant. If aforementioned list(s) does not exist, please provide 20 recent private medical insurances approved in 2022 for other applicants in respect to Non-EEA Category 1 family member of a UK Citizen preclearance application.
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from Irish universities and colleges) in securing visas to train as solicitors in Ireland.
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discussed the Data Protection Commission. 3. Minutes from meetings (in-person or online) with officials from the Data Protection commission in the last two years. 4. Minutes from meetings (in-person or online) with representatives from a named privacy activism group led by a named person.
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Specifically, records which relate to the treatment of absences from Ireland in:- 1. The years leading up to the year prior to making an application for citizenship by naturalisation. 2. The year immediately prior to the making of an application for citizenship by naturalisation (i.e. the ‘6-week rule’). Specifically, any guidance provided to decision makers in relation to the treatment of such absences and any information as regards the pattern of the Minister’s exercise of discretion which might take the form of a guidance document or correspondence.
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Síochána. 2. The dates such orders were granted by the Minister; 3. The ranks and station of each member of An Garda Síochána for whom the Minister has exercised her statutory functions to permit the member of An Garda Síochána to serve beyond their 60th birthday; 4. The duration of the periods granted by the Minister in each case and the age of each of the Garda at the end of the extensions (i.e. new compulsory retirement date) 5. The number of individuals and the duration of time of the extension. Duration of time covered by the request is 2019 through to 8 February 2022.
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potential impact of the regularization, particularly with relation to rule of law and inward pull factors for migration.