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[Deputy Peter Mathews.] Questions— 14 February 2012. Written Answers Government the reason there is a need to include your PPS number while paying the household charge; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [7794/12] Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government (Deputy Phil Hogan): The Local Government (Household Charge) Act 2011 and the Local Government (Household Charge) Regulations 2012 provide the legislative basis for the household charge. Under section 5(1) of the Act, the owner of a residential property, who on a liability date, is liable to pay a household charge to a relevant local authority, or who is entitled to a waiver from payment of a household charge under section 4(4), must make and provide to the relevant local authority a declaration stating that he or she is so liable or so entitled, as the case may be. Under section 5(2) of the Act, the declaration must, in the case of a person who is liable to pay a household charge, be accompanied by payment of the household charge in respect of the property concerned. Article 5(2) of the Local Government (Household Charge) Regulations 2012 requires a household charge declaration to contain information, including the personal public service number of the person who, in the case of an individual, is the owner of the property, or the tax reference number of a company which is the owner of the property. These numbers are required for identification purposes, particularly in the context of owners of residential property with similar names located in close proximity. Building Regulations 428. Deputy Patrick O’Donovan asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government, further to Parliamentary Question No. 424 of 24 January 2012, if, under the Building Regulations 1997 to 2011, one front entrance and no back entrance to a house is considered adequate provision, as specified in part M/TGD M. [7811/12] Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government (Deputy Phil Hogan): Part M of the Building Regulations, and the accompanying Technical Guidance Document M (TGD M), aim to ensure that, among other things, new dwellings are visitable regardless of age, size or disability. Section 3 of TGD M 2010 outlines how current minimum requirements in respect of access and use may be achieved in practice by a new dwelling. A new dwelling having only one entrance which has been constructed in accordance with Section 3.2 of TGD M 2010 and which has an approach route constructed in accordance with Section 3.1 of TGD M 2010, would be considered as having made adequate provision. Accessibility requirements apply to the main entrance to the dwelling and there is nothing in the Building Regulations to require any additional accessible entrance to be provided. Ministerial Appointments 429. Deputy Shane Ross asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government if he will list all appointments to State boards and agencies made by him since he came to power; the persons appointed; the boards and agencies to which they were appointed; the remuneration details of each appointment; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [7821/12] Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government (Deputy Phil Hogan): The information requested is outlined in the following table: Agency/Board Name of Appointee Remuneration An Bord Pleanála Dr. Mary Kelly (Chairperson) PPC Rate €189,474 and the Non PPC Rate €180,000 * 524
Questions— 14 February 2012. Written Answers Agency/Board Name of Appointee Remuneration An Bord Pleanála Ms Mary MacMahon Ordinary Board Members — €116,935 and the Non PPC Rate €111,214 * An Bord Pleanála Mr. Conall Boland Ordinary Board Members — €116,935 and the Non PPC Rate €111,214 * Building Regulation Advisory Board Mr. Aidan O’Connor (Departmental Nil (BRAB) representative) Building Regulation Advisory Board Mr. Paul Kelly Nil (BRAB) Building Regulation Advisory Board Mr. Conor Taaffe Nil (BRAB) Dormant Accounts Board Mr. Michael Morley (Chairperson) €8,978.00 Dormant Accounts Board Mr. Des Gunning €5,985.00 EPA Ms Laura Burke (Director General) Salary Scale Director General PPC: €164,464; Non-PPC: €156,240 * Irish Water Safety Ms Breda Collins (Chairperson) €8,978.00 Irish Water Safety Mr. John Considine Nil Irish Water Safety Mr. Michael Cuddihy Nil Irish Water Safety Mr. Tom Doyle Nil Irish Water Safety Mr. Brendan McGrath Nil Irish Water Safety Mr. Paul Murphy Nil Irish Water Safety Mr. Seamus O’Neill Nil Irish Water Safety Mr. Martin O’Sullivan Nil Irish Water Safety Ms Anne Ryan Nil Irish Water Safety Ms Lola O’Sullivan Nil Irish Water Safety Mr. Christy McDonagh Nil Irish Water Safety Mr. Tim O’Sullivan (Departmental Nil representative) Housing and Sustainable Mr. Rich Howlin (Chairperson) €11,970.00 Communities Agency Housing and Sustainable Mr. John O’Connor Nil Communities Agency Housing and Sustainable Mr. Eddie Lewis (Departmental Nil Communities Agency representative) Housing and Sustainable Ms Marie McLaughlin Nil Communities Agency Housing and Sustainable Mr. Peter Carey Nil Communities Agency Housing and Sustainable Ms Ann McGuinness €7,695.00 Communities Agency Local Government Computer Mr. Barry Quinlan (Departmental Nil Services Board representative) National Traveller Accommodation Mr. Tom Coughlan Nil Consultative Committee Radiological Protection Institute Professor William Reville €11,970.00 Ireland (Chairperson) Radiological Protection Institute Dr. Paraic James Nil Ireland Radiological Protection Institute Dr. Maurice Fitzgerald €7,695.00 Ireland * New reduced rate of remuneration. 525
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