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This is a report of the examination of the Reckoning by the Department of Pre-1953 Contributions for the Old Age (Contributory) Pension and the Telecommunications System Fraud.

This is a report to assess the performance of the Department’s Voluntary and Community Services Unit and the Department’s ten Regional Offices in administering the Scheme of Community Support for Older People, Irregularities at Branch Offices, Carers Allowance Scheme, Disability Allowance, Overpayments and Prosecutions.

This is a report on overpayments made by the Department of Social & Family Affairs (DSFA), Frauds and Suspected Frauds, Control Activities and Measures to Combat Fraud, Recovery of Overpayments and Prosecutions.

This is a report on Social Welfare Overpayments, Fraud or Suspected Fraud, Recovery of Overpayments, Prosecutions, Equal Treatment Arrears and Miscellaneous Grants.

The Supplementary Welfare Allowances (SWA) scheme was introduced in 1977 as a scheme of last resort to provide financial and other assistance on the basis of need with the objective of breaking the cycle of poverty in Ireland. The scheme is managed by the Department of Social, Community and Family Affairs (the Department) but is delivered locally through Community Welfare Officers (CWOs) as pan of the community welfare service operated by the health boards. There were approximately 300,000 recipients who received payments of £152 million in 1996. The overall administration costs in 1996 were almost £17 million.

This is a report on overpayments made by the Department of Social & Family Affairs (DSFA), Frauds and Suspected Frauds, Control Activities and Measures to Combat Fraud, Recovery of Overpayments and Prosecutions.

The study set out to examine whether the project was properly planned and managed, the use of consultancy assistance, the costs incurred and the extent to which the projected benefits were realised, the efficiency with which the system was implemented.

This is a report on Social Welfare overpayments, Anti Fraud Measures for Unemployment Payments and Non Unemployment Payments, prosecutions for fraud, recovery of overpayments and Irregularity at an Unemployment Branch Office.

The study focused on the quality of service provided by the OS to its customers, the financial performance of the OS, the age profile of the map data, the impact of changes to the operating environment of the OS.

Bord Fáilte (BFÉ) has been involved with the Northern Ireland Tourist Board (NITB) since 1990 in a joint project to develop a computer-based tourist information and reservation system. The system - called Gulliver - has been developed within the two tourist board organisations by staff members and external consultants.