Written answers
Tuesday, 15 November 2011
Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport
Croke Park Agreement
9:00 pm
Dominic Hannigan (Meath East, Labour)
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Question 649: To ask the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport the number of Croke Park agreement projects that each State agency under his aegis are progressing; if he will list each project by Department in tabular form; the amount to be saved by each project; the number that have been completed since the agreement came into force; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [34165/11]
Leo Varadkar (Dublin West, Fine Gael)
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The following Table sets out a summary, for the agencies under my remit, of the key project deliverables under the Public Sector (Croke Park) Agreement. The Agreement requires each agency to achieve very substantial cost and staffing efficiencies and I expect them to identify the best means of achieving these. More detailed action plans and progress reports, identifying each action/project and the rate of progress and achievements to date, are available on each agency website. The Implementation Body for the Agreement is currently considering the progress reported by the agencies during the period, April to September 2011. The Body is due to publish a summary of the progress reported to it on its website shortly. Once the Body has completed its consideration, the progress reports for this particular reporting period will be published on the agencies' websites.
Project/Programme | Agency(s) |
Staff Numbers Management | All non-commercial transport, tourism and sport agencies. |
Real-time passenger information rollout | National Transport Authority |
Review of estate for driver testing service | Road Safety Authority |
Plastic Card Driving Licence | Road Safety Authority |
Air Passenger Rights (APR) and Persons with Reduced Mobility (PRM) Scheme | Commission for Aviation Regulation |
Electronic consent application processing to integrate requests for road openings linked to utilities/communications infrastructure works | National Roads Authority |
Independent review of Dublin Regional Tourism Authority | Fáilte Ireland |
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