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This circular replaces circular FE 11/02 which provided clarification on the Department’s funding arrangements that apply to further education colleges in respect of partnership arrangements/further education provision with third party involvement.

The following issues are dealt with in this letter:-

This Report examines the Mechanical Engineering Industry in Northern Ireland.

This Report was commissioned by the Department for Employment and Learning (DEL) in conjunction with the Tourism Training Trust (TTT) to identify the skills and training needs of the Tourism and Hospitality Industry.

The Strategy sets out the new direction to be taken to improve levels of literacy and numeracy amongst the adult population in Northern Ireland.

The following issues are dealt with in this letter:-

The following issues are dealt with in this letter:-

This report, the second report from the Northern Ireland Skills Task Force focusing on skill needs in priority skills areas, assesses the balance between the demand and supply for electronic engineering skills in Northern Ireland.

This study demonstrates that the improvement in the all-island skills base over the last decade has been a major contribution to all-island economic and employment growth in terms of its impact on productivity and competitiveness.

This strategy includes proposals to reduce regulatory burdens and encourage business

A survey of adults aged 16-65 in Northern Ireland carried out by the Central Survey Unit of the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency as part of the International Adult Literacy Survey. This Report was issued in 1996 and not 30 September 2000 as quoted.

The following issues are dealt with in this letter:-

This circular sets out revised arrangements for charging tuition fees for students exercising their rights under Time Off for Study Legislation

A Northern Ireland Skills Task Force Report.

The following issues are dealt with in this letter:-

Underpinning regulations for petroleum licensing

Legislation, policy and statutory rules governing the prospecting for minerals and petroleum in Northern Ireland 

Insolvency practitioners who are appointed to a company as administrative receiver, administrator, or liquidator in a creditors' voluntary liquidation are required to submit information on the conduct of the directors of the company to the Disqualification Unit of the Depa

The following issues are dealt with in this letter:-

• matters arising from the fees workshop
• desktop monitoring
• disqualification forms (D1 & D2)

This statement has been prepared to summarise what is considered to be the best practice to be adopted by receivers of the assets of companies where any of those assets are subject to a floating charge so that the office holder has legal obligations to creditors whose debts ar