Publications

The Department for Communities held a number of workshops from April 2024 to June 2024 to gather views on fuel poverty. The workshops focused on topics eligibility, collaboration and partnership and understanding and framing.

The Department for Work and Pensions has published guidance to help pension fund trustees and managers prepare an annualised version of the accrued pot value for members with certain money purchase benefits.  This

Partnership Agreement between the Department for Communities and National Musuems NI

Part 1 of the Pension Schemes Act 2021 provided the legislative framework to introduce collective money purchase pension schemes to Great Britain.  Part 2 provided corresponding legislation for Northern Ireland.

The Department for Communities invites applications for the appointment of Chair and Independent Members to the Northern Ireland Local Government Officers’ Superannuation Committee (NILGOSC).

The purpose of this Order is to revoke ten of The Pensions Regulator’s (the Regulator) existing codes of practice (the old codes).  It also revokes three earlier versions of codes 5,6, and 7 which were not revoked when new versions were issued.

Universal Credit has developed a range of Move to Universal Credit stakeholder products to specifically help organisations to support households who are required to move to Universal Credit. 

These products are intended for advisor reference only.

This guidance provides a brief history and background to explain the part played by historic windows, how they are significant, how they can be retained, and, where necessary, how they can be best upgraded to perform and meet our current needs.

The Northern Ireland Football Fund (TNIFF) is intended to modernise the physical infrastructure used by local clubs to play the game of football at senior and grassroots level in Northern Ireland.

The Department made Regulations to implement the McCloud Remedy on 28 September 2023 and these Regulations are titled the Local Government Pension Scheme (Amendment No. 2) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2023 (SR. 2023 No.

This Bill will allow the Child Maintenance Service (CMS) to introduce new administrative liability orders, to replace the outdated court-based liability order process, to substantially speed up the time it takes for the CMS to initiate its strongest enforcement powers against

In Summer 2022 Analytics Division commenced a review of the Housing Statistics publications.  The below document details the outcomes from this review and the changes implemented to the Northern Ireland Housing Report, the Northern Ireland Housing Bulletin and the Norther

This is a proposed policy change in relation to the introduction of a threshold of income or income/ assets of £20k below which charities in Northern Ireland would not be required to register nor report to the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland.