Adherence to relevant Governance Codes and Standards. The Director General will ensure that the IPS complies with the various statutory and other corporate governance obligations to which it is subject, including those set out in the Code of Practice and in the Corporate Governance Standard for the Civil Service. Under the latter, the IPS as a Vote-holding body is required to produce a Corporate Governance Framework document and to review it periodically. The current framework was updated in 2022 to take account of the new operating model.
Adherence to relevant Governance Codes and Standards. The PSA is subject to a range of statutory and other corporate governance obligations including those set out in the Code of Practice and in the Governance Standard for Justice and Equality Sector Bodies. The Board and the Chief Executive will ensure that all relevant obligations are fully complied with.
Adherence to relevant Governance Codes and Standards. FSI is subject to a range of statutory and other corporate governance obligations including those set out in the Code of Practice and in the Governance Standard for Justice and Equality Sector Bodies. The Director General and the senior management team will ensure that all relevant obligations are fully complied with.
Adherence to relevant Governance Codes and Standards. The Probation Service is subject to a range of statutory and other corporate governance obligations including those set out in the Code of Practice and in the Governance Standard for Justice and Equality Sector Bodies. The Director and Senior Management Team will ensure that all attendant obligations are fully complied with.
Adherence to relevant Governance Codes and Standards. The OSP is subject to a range of statutory and other corporate governance obligations including those set out in the Code of Practice and in the Governance Standard for Justice and Equality Sector Bodies. The Chief State Pathologist will ensure that all attendant obligations are fully complied with.
Adherence to relevant Governance Codes and Standards. As a statutory agency operating under the aegis of the Minister, the Inspectorate is subject to a range of statutory and other corporate governance obligations including those set out in the Code of Practice and in the Governance Standard for Justice and Equality Sector Bodies. The Inspectorate shall ensure that all attendant obligations are fully complied with.
Adherence to relevant Governance Codes and Standards. The Bureau is subject to a range of statutory and other corporate governance obligations including the applicable provisions of the Code of Practice. The Chief Bureau Officer and Senior Management Team will ensure compliance with all relevant obligations.
Adherence to relevant Governance Codes and Standards. The OIP is subject to a range of statutory and other corporate governance obligations including the applicable provisions of the Code of Practice. The Chief Inspector ensures compliance with all relevant obligations.
Adherence to relevant Governance Codes and Standards. The IPS is subject to a range of statutory and other corporate governance obligations including those set out in the Code of Practice and in the Governance Standard for Justice and Equality Sector Bodies. The Director General will ensure that all attendant obligations are fully complied with.
Adherence to relevant Governance Codes and Standards. As a State body operating under the aegis of the Minister, GSOC is subject to a range of statutory and corporate governance obligations including the relevant requirements of the 2005 Act and other legislation, the aforementioned Code of Practice and other Department of Public Expenditure and Reform (DPER) codes, circulars and guidance documents. GSOC will ensure that the relevant obligations are complied with and the Department will satisfy itself of same through the reporting and monitoring arrangements set out in this agreement.
