Publications

Proposals expressed by staff, management and the industry suggested the need to consider new methods of measuring performance and the potential to utilise new technology, including computerisation and equipment.

Guidance on using a vehicle without an operator’s licence when you should have one and are subsequently stopped by a vehicle examiner, you risk having the vehicle and contents detained under the new regulations.

Questions and answers guidance on the use of tinted windows.

The criminal justice process in cases of culpable road death.

Country Specific Recommendations made to the UK and a Country Report specific to the UK.

NICS staff handbook

• Author: Oxford Economics
• Publication Date: June 2014

• Author: Paul McGill
• Publication Date: June 2014

• Author: National Childrens Bureau (NCB)
• Publication Date: June 2014

The small and micro business impact test is an integral part of the wider Regulatory Impact Assessment process and is specifically designed to focus on the specific demands likely to be placed on small and micro businesses.

The Standard Cost Model (SCM) – also known as the Dutch model – provides a framework methodology for measuring administrative costs.

These are annexes to the standard cost model (SCM) 

This document is to be used by staff who wish to publish a regulatory impact assessment.

Reports and memoranda of understanding relating to the connected health economy.

Regime levels and wages, Magilligan 2014.

Completed  equality and human rights policy screening form for GCSE Grading.

Ministerial Advisory Group for Architecture and the Built Environment. Sustainability and climate change position paper - the principles of sustainable design.

Guidance to Safeguarding Board for Northern Ireland - Amended May 2014

DARD directed AFBI research work programme 2014/15 documents

The Accessible Transport Strategy 2005–2015 has sought to address a wide range of barriers that impede use of the transport system by older people and people with disabilities – barriers which prevent them from carrying out everyday functions or leave them excluded