Written answers
Tuesday, 17 May 2011
Department of Finance
Departmental Agencies
6:00 pm
Dominic Hannigan (Meath East, Labour)
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Question 106: To ask the Minister for Finance the number of State agencies or organisations under his remit which are paid up members of the Irish Business and Employers Confederation; the name of each agency or organisation; the amount each State agency or organisation paid to the Irish Business and Employers Confederation for the years 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and to date in 2011; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [11323/11]
Michael Noonan (Limerick City, Fine Gael)
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The table below lists the bodies under the aegis of my Department, that are members of the Irish Business and Employers Confederation (IBEC), together with the amounts paid to that organisation in the years in question.
| Body | Paid in 2007 | Paid in 2008 | Paid in 2009 | Paid in 2010 | Paid to Date in 2011 |
| The Central Bank and Financial Services Authority /replaced by the Central Bank Commission in 2009 * | â'¬23,367 | â'¬24,820 | â'¬25,626 | â'¬23,649 | â'¬39,965* |
| Financial Services Ombudsman Bureau | â'¬1,040 | â'¬1,300 | â'¬1,300 | â'¬1,300 | â'¬1,300 |
| Anglo Irish Bank** | â'¬23,940 | â'¬27,922 | â'¬26,746 | â'¬42,290 | â'¬24,818 |
| Irish Nationwide Building Society | â'¬14,354 | â'¬13,471 | â'¬13,944 | â'¬15,475 | â'¬17,479 |
| National Treasury Management Agency*** | â'¬9,179 | â'¬10,180 | â'¬9,130 | â'¬9,280 | Nil |
* The sub for 2011 reflects an expanded membership which will result in
savings on legal costs
** The figures provided include amounts paid in annual membership fees and fees paid in respect of training courses.
***Amounts paid in each year primarily relate to membership fees and in some years also includes fees for training courses and materials.
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