Public Sector Reform
From a first look at the Public Sector Reform document published today, the following would seem to have an effect on Higher Education, Research and Science sectors:
The Irish Research Council for Science, Engineering and Technology will be merged with the Irish Research Council for the Humanities and Social Sciences. They will form a single entity under the Higher Education Authority.
Awarding bodies FETAC, HETAC and NQAI are all to be amalgamated under the plans.
The government is to instigate a "critical review" of a larger number of state agencies, with an aim to report back in June 2012 on suggestions to:
The Irish Research Council for Science, Engineering and Technology will be merged with the Irish Research Council for the Humanities and Social Sciences. They will form a single entity under the Higher Education Authority.
Awarding bodies FETAC, HETAC and NQAI are all to be amalgamated under the plans.
The government is to instigate a "critical review" of a larger number of state agencies, with an aim to report back in June 2012 on suggestions to:
- absorb the Advisory Council for Science, Technology and Innovation into the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation.
- absorb the Office of Chief Scientific Advisor to the Government into Science Foundation Ireland.
- merge the Environmental Protection Agency with the Radiological Protection Institute of Ireland
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