Minister for Justice Sample Clauses

Minister for Justice. While the Authority is responsible for oversight of the performance by An Garda Síochána of its policing services, the Garda Commissioner is statutorily accountable to the Minister for the performance of his/her functions and those of An Garda Síochána. The Minister and the Government are ultimately accountable to the Oireachtas for the performance of An Garda Síochána and also of the Authority itself as a Government body under the aegis of the Minister. The Act provides that the Authority shall, inter alia: - Inform the Minister of matters relevant to the accountability of the Government to the Oireachtas; - Provide information and advice to the Minister on matters relating to policing services; - Advise the Minister before each financial year with regard to the resources that the Garda Síochána is likely to require to perform its functions in that financial year; - Keep the Minister informed of developments relating to policing services and make recommendations to assist the Minister in developing related policy; - Advise the Minister with regard to best policing practice; - Submit a strategy statement to the Minister every three years; - Submit to the Minister an annual report on the Authority’s activities in the preceding year; - Submit to the Minister, every five years from the date of its establishment, a report reviewing the general performance of the Authority’s functions in the preceding five years; On the request of the Minister, prepare and submit to the Minister as soon as practicable a report on any matter relating to policing services.
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Minister for Justice. The Act provides that the Minister shall (inter alia), with monies voted by the Oireachtas, provide the Inspectorate with the resources that it requires. As such, while the Inspectorate is independent in the performance of its functions, the Minister and Government bear ultimate political accountability to the Oireachtas for the performance of the Inspectorate.
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Minister for Justice. The Act provides that, while the Board is independent in the performance of its functions, it shall report to the Minister on same. The Act further provides that the Minister shall appoint the members of the Board, and provide it with staff and resources from public monies voted by the Oireachtas. The Minister is politically accountable for the Board’s effectiveness in using those resources to fulfil its statutory functions. The Act further provides that the Board shall provide information to the Minister in relation to its functions and make recommendations to the Minister, upon his or her request, to assist him or her in coordinating and making policy related to the release of persons from prison on parole.
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Minister for Justice. Under section 76 of the 2005 Act, the Minister grants GSOC funding for its activities out of public monies provided by the Oireachtas. In this context the Minister is politically accountable to the Oireachtas for GSOC’s effectiveness in using those resources to fulfil its statutory functions. The Act provides that GSOC shall, inter alia, submit to the Minister: - An annual report on its activities in the immediately preceding year; - Its annual audited accounts and the C&AG’s report on same; - Every five years from the date of its establishment, a report reviewing the general performance of its functions in the preceding 5 years; - Any other reports on matters that have come to its notice and that, in its opinion, should, because of their gravity or other exceptional circumstances, be the subject of a special report to the Minister. The Minister shall, as soon as practicable after receiving the aforementioned reports, cause copies of same to be laid before each House of the Oireachtas.
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