Review of Public Administration

RPA

The Review of Public Administration (RPA) in Northern Ireland will have wide ranging and long lasting implications for everyone who lives in NI from council boundaries to health boards. The results of the Review and the changes that have already started to happen will also have specific implications for the voluntary and community sector.

Many in the sector strongly believe that we must start preparing to make the most of the opportunities and challenges that the new structures will offer. These pages will offer a resource for organisations interested in sharing information and working together on the many issues that the RPA has presented.

RPA Timeline

A timeline of the history of the RPA development is available here.

Community planning paper
NICVA and Community Technical Aid have produced a Community Planning paper (560kb Word Document) outlining the key issues for the sector in relation to RPA.

Public Bodies
A consultation document on the draft guiding principles which will help to determine the location of new public bodies in Northern Ireland has now been published. Copies of the consultation document – Guiding Principles for the Location of Public Sector Jobs in Northern Ireland – pdf icon can be downloaded here.

Department of Education
The Department of Education have issued 20 different policy documents outlining current thinking on a number of high level issues related to the RPA. You can see all of the policy documents here.


Latest on the Review of Public Administration

NICVA issues brief on health proposals

NICVA and the Community Development and Health Network have released a briefing on the consultation on the new health proposals for Northern Ireland.
NICVA | John McCormick | 31 Mar 2008

Have your say on new health proposals

The Health Minister Michael McGimpsey has outlined his proposals for future reform of health and social care in Northern Ireland. Now it's your turn to have your say on this issue.
NICVA | Jonny Currie | 18 Feb 2008

Have your say on new health proposals

The Health Minister Michael McGimpsey has outlined his proposals for future reform of health and social care in Northern Ireland. Now it's your turn to have your say on this issue.
NICVA | Jonny Currie | 18 Feb 2008

Health inequalities must be addressed

Health Minister, Michael McGimpsey has outlined his proposals to transform public health and social care services, and tackle the major public health challenges in Northern Ireland.

Health boards scrapped

Health Minister announced reorganisation of health and social care structures in Northern Ireland.