Written answers

Monday, 11 September 2017

Department of Finance

Departmental Staff Data

Photo of Mary Lou McDonaldMary Lou McDonald (Dublin Central, Sinn Fein)
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191. To ask the Minister for Finance the annual percentage of non-commercial State sponsored bodies staff under the remit of his Department that were women in each of the years 2010 to 2016, inclusive, and to date in 2017, in tabular form. [38363/17]

Photo of Mary Lou McDonaldMary Lou McDonald (Dublin Central, Sinn Fein)
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192. To ask the Minister for Finance the annual percentage of public service staff who were women under the remit of his Department in each of the years 2010 to 2016, inclusive, and to date in 2017, in tabular form. [38386/17]

Photo of Paschal DonohoePaschal Donohoe (Dublin Central, Fine Gael)
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I propose to take Questions Nos. 191 and 192 together.

The annual percentage of public service staff that were women in my Department in each of the years 2010 to 2016 and to date in 2017 is set out in the following table:

YearPercentage of public service staff that were women
201049.76%
201148.19%
201249.10%
201349.44%
201450.30%
201546.88%
201645.70%
2017 (to 31/08/2017)
With respect to the eighteen non-commercial bodies under the aegis of my Department, I am advised that six do not employ public service staff. These are the Credit Union Advisory Committee, the Credit Union Restructuring Board, the Disabled Drivers Medical Board of Appeal, the Financial Services Ombudsman Council, the Irish Financial Services Appeals Tribunal and the Social Finance Foundation. One further body under the aegis of my Department, the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation, is not part of the public service.

The remaining eleven bodies have provided the information sought and this is set out in the following table.

BodyPercentage of public service staff that were women
Comptroller and Audit General 2010 = 44%

2011 = 46%

2012 = 45%

2013 = 48%

2014 = 50%

2015 = 50%

2016 = 47%

2017 = 48%
Central Bank2010 = 49%

2011 = 48%

2012 = 48%

2013 = 49%

2014 = 49%

2015 = 49%

2016 = 49%

2017 = 50%
Credit Review Office 2010 = 33%

2011 = 33%

2012 = 33%

2013 = 33%

2014 = 33%

2015 = 33%

2016 = 33%

2017 = 67%
Financial Services Ombudsman Bureau2010 = 52%

2011 = 50%

2012 = 59%

2013 = 61%

2014 = 59%

2015 = 71%

2016 = 67%

2017 = 69%
Investor Compensation CompanyLimited 2010 = 46%

2011 = 43%

2012 = 44%

2013 = 44%

2014 = 56%

2015 = 50%

2016 = 33%

2017 = 38 %
Irish Fiscal Advisory Council(IFAC was established on an interim basis in July 2011 and put on a statutory footing in 2012)

2011 = N/A

2012 = 67%

2013 = 40%

2014 = 29%

2015 = 11%

2016 = 29%

2017 = 44%
National Asset Management Agency2010 = 24%

2011 = 33%

2012 = 34%

2013 = 40%

2014 = 43%

2015 = 45%

2016 = 46%

2017 = 48%
National Treasury Management Agency2010 = 48%

2011 = 50%

2012 = 47%

2013 = 46%

2014 = 47%

2015 = 48%

2016 = 47%

2017 = 48%
Office of the Revenue Commissioners(Temporary Clerical Officers are not included)

2010 = 61.3%

2011 = 61.6%

2012 = 61.9%

2013 = 62.3%

2014 = 62.8%

2015 = 62.8%

2016 = 62.8%

2017= 62.9%
Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland(SBCI was established in 2014)

2014 = 33%

2015 = 33%

2016 = 44%

2017 = 44%
Tax Appeals Commission2010 = 40%

2011 = 40%

2012 = 40%

2013 = 50%

2014 = 50%

2015 = 50%

2016 = 57%

2017 = 60% (The Tax Appeals Commission was established on the 21st March 2016 to replace the Office of the Appeal Commissioners. The above figures include those for the Office of the Appeal Commissioners)

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