Commissions & Tribunals

Medicall Ambulance Limited is a PHECC (Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council) accredited Ambulance Service and Training Institute. Unloading the Ambulance in response to an emergencyEstablished in 1993, Medicall Ambulance Ltd is the longest established private ambulance company operating in Ireland today.

Lifeline is a wholly Irish owned private ambulance company, established in 1999 and currently headquartered in Leixlip, Kildare. Lifeline is adjacent to some of the primary arterial routes servicing Dublin and the rest of the country and from this location Lifeline is ideally positioned to service its ever expanding list of clients countrywide. Lifeline has grown strongly over the last two years and is now one of the largest private ambulance companies in the country with a large modern fleet of ambulances and medical cars and a full complement of trained staff (to First Responder and EMT (Paramedic) level. Lifeline Ambulance Service is the first and only Ambulance Service in Ireland to have achieved ISO accreditation.

The Tribunal Report Into Payments to Politicians and Related Matters Part II, Volume 1 & 2 is now available for download.

If you have an issue with an employee we can help. We only advise employers where NERA are obliged to advise both employees and employers equally. Our experts are exclusively available to employers giving specialist advice on how to resolve any issue in the most convenient, speedy and cost effective way.

The Mental Health Commission is an independent statutory body established under the Mental Health Act, 2001. The Mental Health Commission promotes high standards in the delivery of mental health services and ensures the interests of those involuntarily admitted to Approved Centres are protected.

The Planning Tribunal was established by the Oireachtas in October 1997 under the chairmanship of Mr Justice Feargus Flood. It was set up to investigate the planning history of 726 acres of land in north Co Dublin, Ireland.

The Employment Appeals Tribunal is an independent body bound to act judicially and was set up to provide a fair, inexpensive and informal means for individuals to seek remedies for alleged infringements of their statutory rights.

The Commission for the Support of Victims of Crime is allocated an annual budget from the Department of Justice and Equality to provide funding for services and supports to victims of crime. The Commission also works to improve cohesion and consistency of service and information available to victims of crime.

The Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government signed an Order on 27 July 2011 establishing a Constituency Commission under Part II of the Electoral Act, 1997 to review the Dáil and European Parliament constituencies.

Rights Commissioners operate as a service of the Labour Relations Commission and are independent in their functions. They investigate disputes, grievances and claims that individuals or small groups of workers refer under specific legislation and issue the findings of their investigations in the form of either decisions or non-binding recommendations, depending on the legislation under which a case is referred.

State Examination Commission, responsible for the development, assessment, accreditation and certification of the second-level examinations of the Irish state: the Junior Certificate and the Leaving Certificate.