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Invest NI Performance Must be Measured by Actual Outcomes

The measurement of Invest NI’s performance should be based on investment achieved and jobs created, rather than on promises by investors or the results anticipated at the start of projects. That’s the message from the Assembly’s Public Accounts Committee which today launched its report into the performance of Invest NI.

http://www.niassembly.gov.uk/news-and-media/archive-press-releases/press-releases-2012---2013/invest-ni-performance-must-be-measured-by-actual-outcomes/

Invest NI to Address Committee on Impact of Flag Protests

The Northern Ireland Assembly Committee for Enterprise, Trade and Investment will be receiving a briefing from Invest NI regarding the impact of flag protests on the Northern Ireland economy.

http://www.niassembly.gov.uk/news-and-media/media-operational-notices/archive-media-operational-notice/session-2012-2013/invest-ni-to-address-committee-on-impact-of-flag-protests/

12 June 2014

The Committee for Enterprise, Trade and Investment met at 10.00am on Thursday 12 June at Invest NI, Bedford Square when it considered a number of written briefings from the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment and one from Manufacturing NI.

http://www.niassembly.gov.uk/assembly-business/committees/2011-2016/enterprise-trade-and-investment/listen-again/12-june-2014/

ETI Minister to Brief Committee on Economy

The Northern Ireland Assembly Committee for Enterprise, Trade and Investment will be briefed by the Minister on key issues relating to the economy, energy and tourism. The Committee will receive a briefing from Invest NI CEO, Alastair Hamilton, on Invest NI’s performance in 2012-13.

http://www.niassembly.gov.uk/news-and-media/media-operational-notices/archive-media-operational-notice/session-2012-2013/eti-minister-to-brief-committee-on-economy/

11 November 2014

The Committee for Enterprise, Trade and Investment met on Tuesday 11 November 2014 at 10:00am in Room 29, Parliament Buildings, when the Committee was briefed by Department officials on the Insolvency (Amendment) Bill and the Deregulation Bill. The Committee was then briefed by Mr Alistair Hamilton, Chief Executive of Invest NI, on Invest NI's Half Yearly Progress Report 2014/15. The Committee then considered the consultation on the Biocidal Products (Fees and Charges) Regulations 2015 – Proposed change to charging structure. The Committee also considered written briefings from the Department on Horizon 2020 and the Executive's European Priorities 2014/2015 Targets and 6 Months Progress as well as a written briefing from the Consumer Council for Northern Ireland on Switching Week. The Committee then moved into closed session to consider the Electricity Policy Review, Part III, Grid Connections.

http://www.niassembly.gov.uk/assembly-business/committees/2011-2016/enterprise-trade-and-investment/listen-again/11-november-2014/

Delivering Major Infrastructure Projects: Specialised project delivery bodies

In order to remain competitive and provide positive outcomes for citizens, governments have a duty to invest in infrastructure. A recent Northern Ireland Audit Office (NIAO) report has reviewed the delivery of eleven major capital projects in Northern Ireland (NI) and identified a series of issues in terms of project delivery that have resulted in delays and cost overruns. This is not an issue unique to NI; there have been a number of similar reports highlighting the complexities of delivering major infrastructure schemes elsewhere in the UK. Within the context of these reports, this paper examines what governments are doing to improve project delivery and what current structures are in place within these jurisdictions to support the delivery of major capital projects.

http://www.niassembly.gov.uk/assembly-business/committees/2017-2022/infrastructure/research-papers-2020/delivering-major-infrastructure-projects-specialised-project-delivery-bodies/