Written answers

Tuesday, 21 February 2006

Department of Social and Family Affairs

Decentralisation Programme

9:00 pm

Photo of Richard BrutonRichard Bruton (Dublin North Central, Fine Gael)
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Question 436: To ask the Minister for Social and Family Affairs the office or unit within his Department and associated unit that is due to be decentralised; the number of posts and staff in tabular form from each unit within his Department and associated agency who have chosen to decentralise with their parent organisation; and the number of people willing to move who have been assigned their new posts. [6672/06]

Photo of Séamus BrennanSéamus Brennan (Dublin South, Fianna Fail)
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Under the Government's decentralisation programme for the civil and public service, the HQ sections of the Department of Social and Family Affairs and the social welfare appeals office are scheduled to relocate to six locations — Sligo, Carrick-on-Shannon, Donegal, Buncrana, Carrickmacross and Drogheda. The Combat Poverty Agency and Comhairle, which operate under the aegis of the Department, are scheduled to relocate to Monaghan and Drogheda, respectively, under the programme. The information listed below is based on applications from departmental staff recorded on the Central Applications Facility for each of the locations. The facility will remain open for new applications until the full decentralisation programme is complete.

Locations (HQ Areas) No. of Posts Applications from DSFA Staff
Sligo 91 42
Carrick-on-Shannon 225 197
Drogheda — HQ 215 201
Drogheda — IS Division 225 113
Donegal 230 40
Buncrana 120 17
Carrickmacross 85 35
Agencies
Drogheda — Comhairle 85 1
Monaghan — Combat Poverty Agency 25 4

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