Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration
FOI Requests — 3,015 records (page 60 of 61)
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3. The amount in fees collected under both schemes. 4. The number of applications that were deemed invalid in each of the schemes (I.e. Two separate figures). 5. The number of applications that have been successful in each scheme as above. 6. The number of applications that have been unsuccessful in each scheme as above. 7. The number of applications yet to be determined (as above). 8. A breakdown of the number of applications according to gender. 9. A breakdown of the number of applications according to nationality where there are greater than five applications from a country. 10. A breakdown of the number of applications according to age bracket e.g. 0-12, 13-18, 19-25 etc or whatever is most convenient.
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- Correspondence that refers to the Mayo based named charity - Correspondence from the Department to TUSLA regarding the welfare of children under the care of named charity.
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(2) Copy of all documents signifying the comprehensive reasons for the introduction of this policy as it affects the undersigned and his family including the one minor in the family namely [redacted]. (3) Copy of all documents elaborating the reasons for the continuing and incumbent delay in lifting this suspension of the requirement of the re-entry visas for the minors despite the ordeal of many people that has been brought to the attention of the Department during the last few weeks.
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2. Please confirm if your Minister stores or deletes WhatsApp messages relating to Government business or to and from officials and colleagues. 3. Please confirm if your Minister has downloaded Signal on their work mobile phone. 4. Please confirm if your Minister uses Signal for official government business and/or for exchanging messages with officials and colleagues. 5. Please confirm if your Minister uses a private email account for official government business and/or exchanging messages with officials and colleagues. 6. Please provide any guidance that has been issued to your Minister on the use of messaging systems, such as WhatsApp or Signal. 7. Please send screengrabs of all WhatsApp messages in relation to government business sent to and from your Minister's work phone on 27 September 2022.
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- the date by which the ongoing examination of the Civil Liability Act 1961 is planned to be complete It was a meeting referred to in the response to this PQ https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/debates/question/2022-09- 08/1435
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- 2011; - 2012; - 2013; - 2014; - 2021; Please note: similar information was previously provided, for different years (2015-2020), by the Department - DOJ-FOI- 2021-0379.
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inspectorate to publish inspection reports, since January 2018.
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parliamentary proceedings was raised with my Department by the Houses of the Oireachtas Commission during preparation of the Bill. This provision has been included in order to address the matters that were raised on that occasion.” I wish to request records relating to parliamentary privilege raised with your Department by the Oireachtas Commission.
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• In 2022 to date, how many Asylum Seekers say they entered this jurisdiction by air? • In 2022 to date, how many Asylum Seekers say they entered this jurisdiction by sea? • In 2022 to date, how many Asylum Seekers say they entered this jurisdiction by crossing the border with Northern Ireland? • What is the average duration of an unsuccessful Asylum claim from initial claim to deportation? • What is the average duration of a successful Asylum claim from initial claim to Refugee status?
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• A list setting out each of the educational, health, arts, sports and cultural beneficiaries of endowments under the scheme since the start of 2020; and the amount of money raised in each case.
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I would like to know the percentage of applications which have (a) been decided by the Minister; (b) are pending a decision but are currently undergoing or have completed e-vetting; (c) are pending a decision and have yet to be subject to the process of e- vetting for applications submitted during each of the following months: August 2021 to July 2022.
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Correspondence (sent, received, and included attachments) between Secretary General Oonagh McPhillips and Head of Immigration Service Delivery David Gilbride, between 1 January and 11 January 2023.
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This information is sought under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act 2014, and is specific to monies spent by the Department of Justice alone not including the IPS.
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(4) The amount of funding provided to the Refugee Council and the Immigrant Council of Ireland from the Department of Justice for the years 2018 to 2022.
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minutes, memo`s, and notes of meetings, phone calls etc.) with any other Government Department Agency or individual concerning named organise in the same period.
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2. A breakdown of the types of complaints received in each of the above stated years, specifically any complaints regarding sentencing practices. 3. The number of (and any additional information on) complaints received by the Department in each of the above stated years in which the conduct of a judge formed the basis of the complaint.
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document submitted by an applicant has been created digitally or not. 3. Kindly furnish the total amount of applications under the Atypical Working Visa Scheme for 2022 and clarify how man were successful.
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Emails and texts correspondence between: Minister of State at the Department of Justice James Browne TD and the Firearms Expert Committee (FEC) chairperson. Emails and texts correspondence between: Minister of State at the Department of Justice James Browne TD and the Firearms Expert Committee (FEC) Secretary.
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or other types of resources, in the period 1 January 2023 to 29 March 2023.
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3. If there has been such a review pursuant to section 72(5) all records in relation to the number and frequency of such review(s) and when it/they took place. 4. All records relied upon by the Minister or consulted by the Minister in conducting any such review(s) pursuant to section 72(5).
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2. Records held by the Minister referring to the closure or planned closure of the scheme from November 1 2022 to 17 February 2023. To include emails/correspondence referring or relating to plans to close the scheme, reports, memoranda, briefing notes on same. 3. Correspondence held by the relevant section and/or the Minister’s office from third parties -- including representative groups, external agencies, individuals - relating to the operation of the scheme and its effectiveness from 1 January 2022 to 17 February 2023.
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between June 2022 and the most recent date prior to the decision being made as to whether to grant the request.
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Full breakdown of the nationalities who were invited to attended ceremony on 10 March 2023.
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The time period for each of the points below is 1 February 2023 to 16 May 2023. Any or all correspondence received by the Department/Minister regarding GDPR complaints within named organisation. I am looking for copies of these complaints and any emails received regarding these complaints. I am looking for copies or any or all internal or external communication in paper or electronic form regarding these complaints. In addition, I am looking for any emails outside the Department if the complaint was forwarded onwards. I am looking for all correspondence with named organisation, its staff and or board members regarding any such complaints. I am looking for any or all correspondence with named organisation.
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Searches of any mobile phones, relevant private email addresses and/or messaging services should be considered when processing this request. For avoidance of doubt, the Minister had in place a contract for services with this company during 2021 and if any of the communications relate to her work or duties as a Minister, they are subject to the FOI Act.