Paschal Donohoe
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Sinn Féin call for additional powers for SIPO as Paschal Donohoe ... (Irish Examiner)
The Public Expenditure Minister confirmed he "will engage with SIPO" over the complaint, which relates to the 2016 General Election.
Further information on complaints and investigations are available on the website, SIPO said. SIPO has said that it does not comment on queries about individual cases. Mr Donohoe in his statement said he always held himself to the highest standards in the conduct of his work and is now conducting a full review of his records at the time which is the subject of the complaint which relates to the 2016 General Election.
Paschal Donohoe apologises and amends Sipo statement after ... (The Irish Times)
Minister for Public Expenditure Paschal Donohoe has apologised and submitted an amended financial statement to the political ethics watchdog after ...
The labour, he said, was valued at €917 and both it and the use of the van should have been declared in his election expenses form. But when he examined the issue further he found he was wrong. Mr Donohoe said he has never been involved in decisions regarding the operation of the board or any work that happens in it. The combined value of the donation was €1,057, in excess of the €600 threshold whereafter it became declarable. “I always hold myself to the very highest of professional standards and I profoundly regret that this matter wasn’t dealt with correctly in 2016. Since then he has been working to assess the value of the labour and to make an amended return to Sipo, he said.
Paschal Donohoe conducting 'full review' of records after Sipo ... (Westmeath Independent)
Paschal Donohoe said he is conducting a "full review" of his records following a complaint against him made to the Standards in Public Office Commission ...
He is now conducting a full review of all records from that time.” “The Minister is aware of a complaint made to Sipo. The complaint concerns an allegation over a donation in 2016.
Donohoe 'regrets' undeclared election campaign costs (RTE.ie)
The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform is to recuse himself from policy decisions related to the progression of ethics legislation and with regard ...
He told reporters today that this was a personal payment by an individual in support of Fine Gael in Dublin Central. Mr Donohoe said that he "deeply regrets" that the matter was not dealt with correctly in 2016 and said that he always holds himself to the highest of standards. He said that with regard to the use of vehicles, some were personal vehicles, however he since discovered that a company van was used.
Paschal Donohoe 'deeply regrets' failure to properly disclose ... (Irish Examiner)
The Public Expenditure Minister has also recused himself from all matters relating to Sipo and ethics legislation while he is under investigation.
“He stated that he became aware of this issue in November when he the media queried the matter. He said: “I always hold myself to the very highest of professional standards and I profoundly regret that this matter was not dealt with correctly in 2016. “Not only should I have asked did my campaign pay these people and the answer to that question is no, I should have asked were they paid. He said he has made an updated submission to Sipo this weekend to take account of this information. Neither myself nor the campaign team paid the people involved, nor was I at that time aware they had been paid.” It was provided across four nights during the campaign period, before and after polling day.
Public Expenditure Minister Paschal Donohoe apologises for not ... (Independent.ie)
Public Expenditure and Reform Minister Paschal Donohoe has said he did not know a businessman paid individuals to put up campaign posters during the 2016 ...
He apologised to Mr Stone who he said is a man of great integrity, He said he will participate in any process within the Oireachtas if he is asked to do so. He said an allegation was made in 2017 about the use of a commercial van and he conceded he should have made a declaration for around €140 for the use of the van.
Paschal Donohoe conducting 'full review' of records after Sipo ... (BreakingNews.ie)
Paschal Donohoe said he is conducting a 'full review' of his records following a complaint against him made to the Standards in Public Office Commission ...
He is now conducting a full review of all records from that time.” “The Minister is aware of a complaint made to Sipo. The complaint concerns an allegation over a donation in 2016.
Paschal Donohoe conducting 'full review' of records after Sipo ... (Kildare Nationalist)
Paschal Donohoe said he is conducting a "full review" of his records following a complaint against him made to the Standards in Public Office Commission ...
“The Minister is aware of a complaint made to Sipo. He is now conducting a full review of all records from that time.” The complaint concerns an allegation over a donation in 2016.
Paschal Donohoe placed source of election expenses payment on ... (The Irish Times)
Minister submitted donor's name for chairmanship of North East Inner City group, a role to which he was then appointed.
Mr Stone was appointed by Mr Kenny to the role. Mr Donohoe became aware of this in 2017 and, on Sunday evening, said he should have amended his election expenses then, saying it was a “clear oversight on my part, which I acknowledge and apologise for”. He had previously believed the work was done on a voluntary basis.
Paschal Donohoe apologises for undeclared election costs (Dublin Live)
Mr Donohoe said after reviewing records related to the provision of the service during his 2016 election campaign, he discovered that he should have declared an ...
It is also not credible that this is not a corporate donation. Ms O’Reilly added there were possible implications relating not only to the Electoral Act, but also the Ethics Act. The undeclared €1,057 relate to the services of putting up and taking down electoral posters during his 2016 General Election campaign. I deeply regret this situation and the role that I played in it.” She said: “It is not credible that he did not know that a company was carrying out campaign work on his behalf and that this was not a declarable donation or that he was required to set this out as an election expense. “I always hold myself to the very highest of professional standards and I profoundly regret that this matter wasn’t dealt with correctly in 2016,” he said.
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