The Statutory Fund 2 weeks to Go??

[Rob Northall]

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Your Friend Rob

[Rob Northall]

_______________________________________
From: Statutory Fund [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: 22 September 2010 10:13
To: Robert Northall
Subject: RE: Statutory Fund

Dear Mr Northall,
No date has been set for the publication of the draft legislation to establish the Statutory Fund. It is not possible to say when it will become law as there are a number of different factors that will impact on this.
Regards,
Aongus Ó hAonghusa,
Residential Institutions Redress Unit,
Department fo Education and Skills.
________________________________________
From: Robert Northall [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: 16 September 2010 09:40
To: Statutory Fund
Subject: Statutory Fund
Dear Sirs
I understand that the Statutory Fund is to become Law this Autumn?
I assume that before this can become the case that it needs to be Read in the Irish Parliament?
I am Unfamiliar with the workings of your Parliament.
Can you advise me as to when the first reading of this Act will be?
How long after this will it become Law?
Yours sincerely

Rob. Northall

[Rob Northall]

Robert Northall said:

________________________________________
From: Statutory Fund [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: 22 September 2010 10:13
To: Robert Northall
Subject: RE: Statutory Fund

Dear Mr Northall,
No date has been set for the publication of the draft legislation to establish the Statutory Fund. It is not possible to say when it will become law as there are a number of different factors that will impact on this.
Regards,

Aongus Ó hAonghusa,
Residential Institutions Redress Unit,
Department fo Education and Skills.
________________________________________
From: Robert Northall [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: 16 September 2010 09:40
To: Statutory Fund
Subject: Statutory Fund
Dear Sirs
I understand that the Statutory Fund is to become Law this Autumn?
I assume that before this can become the case that it needs to be Read in the Irish Parliament?
I am Unfamiliar with the workings of your Parliament.
Can you advise me as to when the first reading of this Act will be?
How long after this will it become Law?

Yours sincerely
Rob. Northall

Dear Mr Northall

Plrevious Reply for Barnardos

Than you for your email dated the 10th September, this is the only email we received from you.

At the request of the Department of Education and Skills, Barnardos set up a Freephone the purpose of which was to provide former residents of industrial schools with an opportunity to have an input into the planning being undertaken in relation to the establishment of the Statutory Fund of €110 million which has been contributed by the religious orders to be used for their benefit. In addition to former residents the Freephone was open to all interested parties to give their views.

The Freephone operated from 3rd August to the 27th August. We received 131 phone calls and 341 suggestions. All questionnaires were returned to the Department of Education and Skills .by the 3rd September. This is the only involvement that Barnardos had. For further information, I suggest that you contact the Department.

Yours sincerely
Clodagh Donnelly

Clodagh Donnelly
Head of Service
Origins
Barnardos Information and Tracing Service
654 South Circular Rd
Dublin 8

Clodagh Donnelly
Head of Service
Origins
Barnardos Information and Tracing Service
654 South Circular Rd
Dublin 8

[Rob Northall]

Robert Northall said:

Robert Northall said:

________________________________________
From: Statutory Fund [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: 22 September 2010 10:13
To: Robert Northall
Subject: RE: Statutory Fund

Dear Mr Northall,
No date has been set for the publication of the draft legislation to establish the Statutory Fund. It is not possible to say when it will become law as there are a number of different factors that will impact on this.

Regards,
Aongus Ó hAonghusa,
Residential Institutions Redress Unit,
Department fo Education and Skills.
________________________________________
From: Robert Northall [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: 16 September 2010 09:40
To: Statutory Fund
Subject: Statutory Fund
Dear Sirs
I understand that the Statutory Fund is to become Law this Autumn?
I assume that before this can become the case that it needs to be Read in the Irish Parliament?
I am Unfamiliar with the workings of your Parliament.

Can you advise me as to when the first reading of this Act will be?

How long after this will it become Law?

Yours sincerely

Rob. Northall

Dear Mr Northall


Plrevious Reply for Barnardos

Thank you for your email dated the 10th September, this is the only email we received from you.

At the request of the Department of Education and Skills, Barnardos set up a Freephone the purpose of which was to provide former residents of industrial schools with an opportunity to have an input into the planning being undertaken in relation to the establishment of the Statutory Fund of €110 million which has been contributed by the religious orders to be used for their benefit. In addition to former residents the Freephone was open to all interested parties to give their views.

The Freephone operated from 3rd August to the 27th August. We received 131 phone calls and 341 suggestions. All questionnaires were returned to the Department of Education and Skills .by the 3rd September. This is the only involvement that Barnardos had. For further information, I suggest that you contact the Department.

Yours sincerely

Clodagh Donnelly

Clodagh Donnelly
Head of Service
Origins
Barnardos Information and Tracing Service
654 South Circular Rd
Dublin 8
____________________________________________________________________
As yet no reply from the Redress Unit (It is offensive that they are in Charge of the Satutory Fund)
I have had the Petition extended until the end of the Year!!
There is also another Petition at
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/267/justice-for-irish-survivors-of-c...

This is growing quite rapidly and seems worthy of support?

[Rob Northall]

Robert Northall said:

Robert Northall said:

Robert Northall said:

________________________________________
From: Statutory Fund [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: 22 September 2010 10:13
To: Robert Northall
Subject: RE: Statutory Fund

Dear Mr Northall,

No date has been set for the publication of the draft legislation to establish the Statutory Fund. It is not possible to say when it will become law as there are a number of different factors that will impact on this.

Regards,

Aongus Ó hAonghusa,
Residential Institutions Redress Unit,
Department fo Education and Skills.

________________________________________
From: Robert Northall [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: 16 September 2010 09:40
To: Statutory Fund
Subject: Statutory Fund
Dear Sirs
I understand that the Statutory Fund is to become Law this Autumn?
I assume that before this can become the case that it needs to be Read in the Irish Parliament?
I am Unfamiliar with the workings of your Parliament.

Can you advise me as to when the first reading of this Act will be?

How long after this will it become Law?

Yours sincerely

Rob. Northall

Dear Mr Northall


Plrevious Reply for Barnardos


Than you for your email dated the 10th September, this is the only email we received from you.



At the request of the Department of Education and Skills, Barnardos set up a Freephone the purpose of which was to provide former residents of industrial schools with an opportunity to have an input into the planning being undertaken in relation to the establishment of the Statutory Fund of €110 million which has been contributed by the religious orders to be used for their benefit. In addition to former residents the Freephone was open to all interested parties to give their views.



The Freephone operated from 3rd August to the 27th August. We received 131 phone calls and 341 suggestions. All questionnaires were returned to the Department of Education and Skills .by the 3rd September. This is the only involvement that Barnardos had. For further information, I suggest that you contact the Department.



Yours sincerely

Clodagh Donnelly



Clodagh Donnelly

Head of Service

Origins

Barnardos Information and Tracing Service

654 South Circular Rd

Dublin 8





Clodagh Donnelly

Head of Service

Origins

Barnardos Information and Tracing Service

654 South Circular Rd

Dublin 8

As yet no reply from the Redress Unit (It is offensive that they are in Charge of the Sututory Fund)
I have had the Petition extended until the end of the Year!!

There is also another Petition at http://www.thepetitionsite.com/267/justice-for-irish-survivors-of-c...

This is growing quite rapidly and seems worthy of support?

NO ANSWER FROM THIS EITHER? THE SILCENCE IS DEAFENING!!

________________________________________
From: Robert Northall [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: 22 September 2010 13:09
To: 'Statutory Fund'
Subject: RE: Statutory Fund

With 131 phone call records and
341 Submissions
Will these be made public as part of the Consultation process?
Will any report made by your department be made public?
I feel it is important that Survivors have access to this information as Transparency as to the outcome of the Consultation Process is critical in attaining credibility!
Regards Rob
(The Corespondence refered to from Barnardos appears ABOVE)

[Rob Northall]

Dear Mr Northall,

I apologise for the delay in responding to your e-mails of 22 September. This e-mail address is no longer monitored on a regular basis as it was set up for the sole purpose of receiving submissions relating to the public consultation process in regard to the Statutory Fund.

The position in regard to the proposed Fund is that all of the responses received in relation to the consultation process are being considered now. It will then be a matter for the Government to consider the precise arrangements for the Statutory Fund, including who will be entitled to benefit from it, how it will operate and the uses to which it will be put. Following the Government's consideration of the matter the relevant legislation will be brought before Dáil Éireann.

As there are quite a number of steps involved it is not possible to give a definite time scale in relation to the establishment of the Fund. I do not believe that there is any official website regarding the business to be transacted at Government meetings. Details of legislative business coming before the Houses of the Oireachtas are available on the website www.oireachtas.ie.

No decision has been made yet regarding how the views, etc received in the public consultation process will be made available.

Regards

Aongus Ó hAonghusa
Resiodential Institutions Redress Unit
Dept of Education and Skills.

[Kathleen O'Malley.]

Robert Northall said:

Robert Northall said:

Robert Northall said:

Robert Northall said:

________________________________________
From: Statutory Fund [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: 22 September 2010 10:13
To: Robert Northall
Subject: RE: Statutory Fund

Dear Mr Northall,

No date has been set for the publication of the draft legislation to establish the Statutory Fund. It is not possible to say when it will become law as there are a number of different factors that will impact on this.

Regards,

Aongus Ó hAonghusa,
Residential Institutions Redress Unit,
Department fo Education and Skills.

________________________________________
From: Robert Northall [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: 16 September 2010 09:40
To: Statutory Fund
Subject: Statutory Fund
Dear Sirs
I understand that the Statutory Fund is to become Law this Autumn?
I assume that before this can become the case that it needs to be Read in the Irish Parliament?
I am Unfamiliar with the workings of your Parliament.

Can you advise me as to when the first reading of this Act will be?

How long after this will it become Law?

Yours sincerely

Rob. Northall

Dear Mr Northall


Plrevious Reply for Barnardos


Than you for your email dated the 10th September, this is the only email we received from you.



At the request of the Department of Education and Skills, Barnardos set up a Freephone the purpose of which was to provide former residents of industrial schools with an opportunity to have an input into the planning being undertaken in relation to the establishment of the Statutory Fund of €110 million which has been contributed by the religious orders to be used for their benefit. In addition to former residents the Freephone was open to all interested parties to give their views.



The Freephone operated from 3rd August to the 27th August. We received 131 phone calls and 341 suggestions. All questionnaires were returned to the Department of Education and Skills .by the 3rd September. This is the only involvement that Barnardos had. For further information, I suggest that you contact the Department.



Yours sincerely

Clodagh Donnelly



Clodagh Donnelly

Head of Service

Origins

Barnardos Information and Tracing Service

654 South Circular Rd

Dublin 8





Clodagh Donnelly

Head of Service

Origins

Barnardos Information and Tracing Service

654 South Circular Rd

Dublin 8

As yet no reply from the Redress Unit (It is offensive that they are in Charge of the Sututory Fund)
I have had the Petition extended until the end of the Year!!

There is also another Petition at http://www.thepetitionsite.com/267/justice-for-irish-survivors-of-c...

This is growing quite rapidly and seems worthy of support?

NO ANSWER FROM THIS EITHER? THE SILCENCE IS DEAFENING!!

________________________________________
From: Robert Northall [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: 22 September 2010 13:09
To: 'Statutory Fund'
Subject: RE: Statutory Fund

Below is correspondence received from Barnardos

With 131 phone call records and
341 Submissions

Will these be made public as part of the Consultation process?

Will any report made by your department be made public?

I feel it is important that Survivors have access to this information as Transparency as to the outcome of the Consultation Process is critical in attaining credibility!

Regards Rob

(The Corespondence refered to from Barnardos appears ABOVE)