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Dún Laoghaire Court House saved! – Ossian Smyth

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Dún LaoghaireMagistrateHouse saved! – Ossian Smyth Ossian Smyth Green Party Councillor for Dún Laoghaire Menu Home About me Priorities Latest News Press Get involved Donate Contact Dún LaoghaireMagistrateHouse saved! TheMagistrateService has decided not to shut Dún Laoghaire Courts Service pursuit a review. Dún Laoghaire Courthouse The plan to shut the magistrate did not publicly reveal any viewing of the financing and benefits of the closure plan. The suspicion was that the Courts Service was latter a facility without saving any money as had been the specimen with the Garda station closures in Dalkey and Deansgrange. Dún Laoghaire is a rented courthouse with a full schedule of sittings. The proposal was to distribute Dún Laoghaire cases wideness the county from Blanchardstown to Smithfield. This would have led to significant waste of Garda and public time as witnesses and defendants would have had to trek virtually between these courthouses. The visualization is welcome and shows that the consultation process can work. The pursuit is the subtitle from the Courts Service for their decision: The Courts Service recently undertook a review of the wardship and wordage of magistrate services in the Dublin Region. The purpose of the review was to identify in consultation with all stakeholders, a range of options which could be considered to enable the Courts Service to maintain frontline magistrate services, and support magistrate sittings in the context of reduced numismatic and staffing availability. Arising from the review, typhoon proposals were formulated to write the resourcing and numismatic deficit including the closure of suburban magistrate offices and venues in the municipality and county. The Service has undertaken wide-stretching consultation withMagistrateusers wideness the city, county and justice sector. We engaged thoroughly and listened urgently to what people told us. While the reorganisation as proposed would yield significant goody to the Courts Service, we have unchangingly been enlightened of the potential impact on magistrate users. We have now been told that the proposals could moreover result in increased financing wideness the justice sector and be organisationally challenging for other agencies in the sector. We are unchangingly cognisant of the needs of magistrate users and of other justice sector agencies and have therefrom decided not to proceed with the reorganisation at this time. The issues which triggered the review remain and the Service will now have no option but to seek volitional strategies, which will inevitability require the work of spare resources to maintain existing levels of service. Dún LaoghaireMagistrateHouse saved! Tagged on:MagistrateHouse    Dún Laoghaire Ossian September 22, 2014 Latest News ← Microsoft’s new Leopardstown HQ granted permission – at a price Council Budget for 2015 proposed → Archives September 2017 February 2017 December 2016 January 2016 November 2015 October 2015 August 2015 July 2015 April 2015 February 2015 December 2014 October 2014 September 2014 August 2014 May 2014 April 2014 March 2014 January 2014 Meta Log in Copyright © 2018 Ossian Smyth. Powered by WordPress. Theme: Spacious by ThemeGrill.