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Strategic Plans for the Reform of the DoJ Services

Post by 9jeirean » Fri Mar 11, 2011 11:52 am

Some Good news coming from the DoJ. I think this is done in the light of the Croke Park agreement and the ongoing public service reform.

http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/JELR/DJLR%20P ... 202011.pdf


While this remains to be seen, I think this IMO is the first time we are seeing such detailed plan published and made available on INIS website. A notable departure from the "don't rock the boat" posture of recent past. One that is highly welcomed and commended

From a consumer/service user point of view, it is a marked departure from the existing culture of defensiveness and lack of openness within INIS. At least we now have a standard to benchmark the activities of the INIS against.

It wouldn't be a bad idea for the organizations such as the Migrant Center, and Immigrant Council of Ireland to carry out independent audits of INIS compliance against these set of objectives and forward same to both the minister of Justice and the newly created minister of public sector reform in due course.


Some notable extracts from the documents:
Finalise internal review of INIS operations identifying efficiencies to be achieved in the context of reduced financial priority services, review of resources, including identifying costs and staffing, and allocation of resources - Early 2011
Reallocation of resources within INIS and its agencies (Office of the Refugee Applications Commissioner, the Refugee Appeals Tribunal and the Reception and Integration Agency) to address backlogs in targeted priority areas thereby, speedier decisions for applicants. Reduction in backlogs and reduced pressure on direct provision system with consequent cost reductions.
Develop a cost effective unified communications system involving the elimination of PABX equipment, consolidation f telecommunications operators across the JLR Group
Further rollout of unified data applications which have been developed by the Department in recent years. The overall value added will come from the elimination of the necessity to maintain multiple databases. The further re-use of captured data will reduce the amount of resources, including staff time, required to capture, collate and disseminate information. New applications will also assist in providing automated :idea: :idea:
Implementation of INIS case management system. Provision of on-line information to immigration and specific applications; Subject to citizenship applicants on their resource and IT capacity, roll-out online applications forms for all immigration services.


Thanks

9jeirean.

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Post by IRISH PHAROE » Fri Mar 11, 2011 12:22 pm

2011 onwards
2011 onwards – review of citizenship applications procedures complete by March 2011
Improved service to INIS customers.
Improved customer service. Speedier decisions for applicants. Increased processing of cases with existing staff resources. Reduction in backlogs and reduced pressure on direct provision system with consequent cost reductions."

The main concern about that, they might put priority for the 2011 applicants just to match their strategic plan and forget all about the old applicants as they mentioned they would reduce the backlogs and they did not mention to finish what is in hand first. also they put time frame for the 2011 applicants but they did not put time frame for the backlogs.
peace on you

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Post by IRISH PHAROE » Fri Mar 11, 2011 12:23 pm

Sorry double reply
peace on you

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Post by cocoa123 » Fri Mar 11, 2011 12:38 pm

Wow! That sounds good.

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Post by 9jeirean » Fri Mar 11, 2011 3:29 pm

cocoa123 wrote:Wow! That sounds good.
I know. Will even be better when we start to experience it :wink:

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Post by knapps » Fri Mar 11, 2011 4:50 pm

Hi guys,
what will be the time frame for 2011 applicant. .my time is coming in may this year....also let me know when i send my original passport with my wife when do i get it back as we are also going on holidays in july...

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Post by strongbow » Fri Mar 11, 2011 4:59 pm

you dont need to send your original passport when you are applying for naturalisation

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Post by fatty patty » Sat Mar 12, 2011 10:58 am

That is great news, but they are targeting all these reforms by 2011...I am unsure wether they would have the resources to deliver all that, also to remember that staff are always oppose to change (especially when they are public servants :roll: ) so it will be a hell challenging for the minister.

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Post by AShawna » Mon Mar 14, 2011 9:16 am

fatty patty wrote:That is great news, but they are targeting all these reforms by 2011...I am unsure wether they would have the resources to deliver all that, also to remember that staff are always oppose to change (especially when they are public servants :roll: ) so it will be a hell challenging for the minister.
If the changes are meant to make their work easier, why should they resist change? ...well we are talking about public servants. :lol:
...though it tarries, it shall surely come...

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