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The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has six (6) major functional groups composed of bureaus that provide support to DTI's line agencies and are involved in line operations, which deliver business and consumer services directly to the stakeholders and the public. These functional groups are: Office of the Secretary (OSEC) - Provides full support and efficient coordination of information to the DTI Secretary and among the functional groups of the Department Competitiveness and Innovation Group - Established in support of Agenda 3 of the President's 0+10 socio-economic agenda to increase competitiveness and ease of doing business. Consumer Protection Group (CPG) - In-charge of the enforcement of laws to protect consumers, consumer education, and formation of consumer groups. Industry Development and Trade Policy Group (IDTPG) - Responsible for trade and industry policy formulation and implementation of the Manufacturing Resurgence Program. Management Services Group (MSG) - Delivers effective, adequate, and timely services to clients in the shortest possible time and at the least cost. It also provides industry policies and coordinates and monitors the implementation of the operating plans and programs of the agenda provides an overall information and communication support. Regional Operations Group (ROG) - Responsible for the field operations of the DTI in the regions and provinces. Trade Promotions Group (TPG) - Responsible for DTI's export and investment development program.

The Department of Trade, Employment and Training is responsible for trade development, employment, vocational education and training, skills and workforce development and marketing and promotion of international education and training.

The Department of Trade, Employment and Training is responsible for trade development, employment, vocational education and training, skills and workforce development and marketing and promotion of international education and training.

Department's Mission Minister Varadkar’s priorities as Minister between now and 2016 will be to: Develop and implement a realistic, affordable and deliverable plan to maintain and upgrade roads and public transport infrastructure; Drive efficiencies and rationalisation in the public transport companies in the context of falling subsidies; Encourage more people out of their cars by improving their experience of public transport through initiatives like integrated ticketing, better stations, better bus stops and real-time passenger information, safe cycling and attractive walking; Build on the success of the last government by keeping road fatalities and injuries down; Rationalise and restore our State-owned airports and ports to financial health and profitability; Increase the number of tourists coming to Ireland and improving their experience of Ireland and its regions; Improve local sports facilities, and support Ireland’s top-level athletes to compete on the world stage.

The Department of Transportation (DOTr) is the primary policy, planning, programming, coordinating, implementing and administrative entity of the executive branch of the government on the promotion, development and regulation of a dependable and coordinated network of transportation and communications systems, as well as in the fast, safe, efficient and reliable transportation and communications services. As one of the first government agencies established under the Malolos Constitution on January 21, 1899, the DOTr plays a crucial role in accelerating the country's economic development. It provides the backbone for growth and enhances the country's competitive edge by providing effective and efficient transportation and communications infrastructure systems that narrow the geographical and physical divide, connecting the country, its islands, and its people to the rest of the world Vision By 2030, DOTr is a world class organization, providing integrated transport, connecting people, islands, families, communities and the nation with the rest of the world, and constantly responding for environmentally sustainable and global competitive transport. Mission To provide the country with efficient, effective, and secure transportation systems that are globally competitive, compliant with international standards, and responsive to the changing times. Functions Policy formulation Industry/ services regulation Infrastructure development International cooperation

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