Written Answers to Questions - Northern Ireland Assembly
Written Answers to Questions - Northern Ireland Assembly
Written Answers to Questions - Northern Ireland Assembly
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Friday 20 July 2012 <strong>Written</strong> <strong>Answers</strong><br />
(ii) The names of successful appellants cannot be released as this would be a breach of the Data<br />
Protection Act 1998.<br />
Fire and Rescue Service’s Recruitment Exercise<br />
Mr Irwin asked the Minister of Health, Social Services and Public Safety <strong>to</strong> detail who (i) chaired; and<br />
(ii) was involved in the Appeal Panel when the practical aptitude test performance of candidate Doyle in<br />
the Fire and Rescue Service’s wholetime recruitment exercise was considered.<br />
(AQW 13687/11-15)<br />
Mr Poots: Information relating <strong>to</strong> individual candidates cannot be released as this would be a breach of<br />
the Data Protection Act 1998.<br />
Fire and Rescue Service’s Recruitment Exercise<br />
Mr Irwin asked the Minister of Health, Social Services and Public Safety who was responsible for the<br />
process of re-testing the candidates who appealed their initial result in the Fire and Rescue Service’s<br />
wholetime recruitment exercise.<br />
(AQW 13688/11-15)<br />
Mr Poots: Successful appellants were re-tested in the appropriate elements by Fire & Rescue Service<br />
Assessors. The Assessors involved in the retesting did not include any individuals who were members<br />
of the Appeal Panel.<br />
Fire and Rescue Service’s Recruitment Exercise<br />
Miss M McIlveen asked the Minister of Health, Social Services and Public Safety <strong>to</strong> detail which<br />
elements of the Fire and Rescue Service’s wholetime recruitment exercise candidates were permitted<br />
<strong>to</strong> appeal.<br />
(AQW 13689/11-15)<br />
Mr Poots: The recruitment competition comprised four stages: a multi-stage fitness test; an<br />
assessment of the candidate’s application form; a Practical Aptitude Test (PAT); and an interview.<br />
Of the four stages, only the PAT had an appeal process.<br />
Elective and Non-Elective Admissions<br />
Mr Dunne asked the Minister of Health, Social Services and Public Safety <strong>to</strong> detail how many (i)<br />
elective; and (ii) non-elective admissions there were in (a) medicine; and (b) surgery at each hospital, in<br />
each of the last three years.<br />
(AQW 13698/11-15)<br />
Mr Poots: Information on the number of (i) elective; and (ii) non-elective admissions in (a) medicine;<br />
and (b) surgery at each hospital, in each of the last three years, are given in the following tables.<br />
All admissions <strong>to</strong> the medicine and surgery specialties within the Acute Programme of Care have been<br />
included.<br />
i) (a) The number of elective admissions <strong>to</strong> the medicine specialties at each hospital, in each of the<br />
last three years<br />
Hospital<br />
WA 564<br />
Medicine<br />
2008/09 2009/10 2010/11<br />
Altnagelvin 11,140 8,456 8,397<br />
Antrim 7,141 7,722 7,114<br />
Ards 414 420 444