The Minister. The Minister is accountable to Cabinet and to the Legislative Assembly for:
The Minister. 1) The Minister is responsible for the Corporation’s fulfilment of its Statutory Mandate. The Act requires the Minister to report publicly on the Corporation’s activities. For this purpose, the Minister requires timely access to information from the Corporation as set out in the Information Sharing Protocol, attached as Schedule “B”.
The Minister. The Minister has statutory responsibility for the administration of the prison system. While the day-to-day administrative functions are largely delegated to the IPS, the Minister (supported by officials in the Department) retains a direct role in determining policy, in approving overall strategy and related performance targets, and in making decisions on key matters such as the designation of prisons, capital investment in the prison estate, determining prison capacity, and (for certain prisoners or categories of prisoner) enhanced remission and temporary release.
The Minister a) The Minister is accountable to the Legislative Assembly for XXXXXX’s fulfilment of its mandate, its compliance with the AODA, the ATAGAA and government administrative policies and, for these purposes, reports and responds to the Legislative Assembly on the affairs of SLASTO.
The Minister. (a) will fulfil the roles and responsibilities as outlined in this Agreement and the Acts in a responsible, complete and thorough manner, and on a timely basis;
The Minister. The Minister is accountable to the Legislative Assembly for ELTO’s fulfilment of its mandate, its compliance with the AODA, ATAGAA and government administrative policies and, for these purposes, reports and responds to the Legislative Assembly on the affairs of ELTO. The Minister is accountable to the Cabinet for the performance of ELTO and its compliance with the AODA, ATAGAA and the government’s operational policies and broad policy directions. The Minister is responsible for representing ELTO in the Cabinet and its committees and the Legislative Assembly.
The Minister. Marked for the attention of: The Secretary General Department of Finance Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx 0 +000 0 000 0000 The Commission Marked for the attention of: Commission Secretary National Pensions Reserve Fund Commission Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx 0 +000 0 0000000 The NTMA Marked for the attention of: Head of Banking National Treasury Management Agency Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx 0 +000 0 000 0000 The Bank Marked for the attention of: The Group Law Agent Bankcentre Ballsbridge Xxxxxx 0 +000 0 000 0000
The Minister. 8.2.1 shallprovidethe Recipientwithnotice of receipt of the Financial Statements Packagewithinthirty
The Minister. As far as I am concerned, whether I support it or not is immaterial. (Interjection) The fact is the rule of law is that position. The fact is that, allowing for the purchase of the land at Xxxxxxx Road and the other access route into the property, then I feel that the Minister has done the job with good faith and this Hon. Xxxxx has nothing but to support the principles that we have signed a contract. The Speaker: Xx Xxxxxx. Xx Xxxxxx: Could I ask the Minister why the deal, or the details of this deal, which is on public land, should remain hidden away from public scrutiny? The Speaker: Minister to reply.
The Minister. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx, I have already talked to the former Minister about this issue and he has said that so long as there is no legal bar to do so, he is happy for it to be in the public domain.
