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354 SECRETARY GENERAL David Cooney Political Division Legal Division Trade Promotion Anglo-Irish Europe Division Development Corporate Services Strategy and Division Division Cooperation Division Performance Division DG David Legal Advisor DG Colm DG Niall Burgess DG Anne DG Brendan DG Barrie DG Margaret Donohue James Kingston O’Floinn Barrington Rogers DDG Robinson Hennessy Michael Gaffey Disarmament Trade Promotion N. Ireland Europe, incl. Irish Aid Sub- Security Policy Liaison with UK Russia (excl. Saharan Africa Human Rights State Agencies US Belarus, Indo-China Terrorism and Export Trade Canada Moldova and Timor Leste Drugs UN Council Australia Caucasus) OSCE and Economic Enlargement Council of Messaging Coordination on Europe CFSP Culture and EU External and Information Relations coordination Belarus Moldova Caucasus Central Asia Middle East Unit Asia and Latin Irish Abroad and Evaluation and Consular Service America Unit Global Irish Audit Unit Network Unit (incl. N. Africa, Gulf and Iran) Asia (excl. Central Asia, Indo- China and Timor Leste) Oceania Latin America Caribbean Press Section Protocol Service Passport Service [Deputy Eamon Gilmore.] Questions— 14 February 2012. Written Answers
Questions— 14 February 2012. Written Answers Ministerial Appointments 120. Deputy Shane Ross asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade 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. [7823/12] Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade (Deputy Eamon Gilmore): There are no State agencies, and consequently no State boards, under the aegis of my Department Employment Rights 121. Deputy Ann Phelan asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade if the protocol section of his Department is currently in the process of drafting a protocol in respect of protecting the rights and interests of domestic workers employed by diplomats currently residing here; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [7936/12] Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade (Deputy Eamon Gilmore): As stated in my response to a similar question on 31 January, my Department is working with the Department of Justice and Equality and other relevant Government Departments with a view to implementing additional protections, including revised procedures related to entry requirements for private domestic workers in diplomatic households consistent with its obligations under the Vienna Convention. Revised procedures will be introduced as soon as this work has been completed and agreement has been reached with the relevant Government Departments on the measures to be implemented. Northern Ireland Issues 122. Deputy Éamon Ó Cuív asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade if he has raised the issue of the non-implementation of paragraph 20 of the Weston Park agreement in regard to a prisoner (details supplied) in Northern Ireland with the Northern Ireland and British Authorities; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [7965/12] Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade (Deputy Eamon Gilmore): I understand that the prisoner in question has initiated legal proceedings which are currently before the courts. It would not be appropriate for me to comment any further at this stage other than to confirm that officials from my Department continue to monitor developments very closely. 123. Deputy Patrick Nulty asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade the progress made on securing an independent all-Ireland inquiry into the Omagh bombing as requested by families of the victims; the reason for the delay; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [7982/12] Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade (Deputy Eamon Gilmore): The bombing in Omagh in August 1998 was an atrocity which resulted in appalling loss of life and injury. The search for closure by those who have been affected by this atrocity has not been an easy or swift process. Criminal proceedings against those who undertook this terrible act have not resulted in a successful prosecution and I understand that an appeal is currently underway regarding the verdict of the landmark civil case taken by the families seeking compensation against a group of men alleged to have been involved in the Omagh bombing. The Government does not propose to establish an all-Ireland inquiry into the bombing. An Garda Síochána and the Police Service of Northern Ireland maintain close contact regarding all matters of cross 355
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