Where: Online
When: Thursday 20 October, 9am – 1pm
The EU Whistleblowing Directive creates new obligations for organisations, with its transposition into Irish law this year. This is an important time for organisations to review their whistleblowing procedures and ensure they are in line with the proposed legislation.
As part of the Integrity at Work programme, Transparency International Ireland is hosting an online workshop to help charities review their current systems for dealing with disclosures.
The workshop will address the following questions:
- What are the duties of charities under the Protected Disclosures (Amendment) Act 2022?
- How will charities be required to respond to and manage reports/disclosures?
- What are the responsibilities of Boards and Trustees?
The workshop will be facilitated by TI Ireland Associates:
Gráinne Madden is founder and senior consultant of GMJ Associates, which provides guidance to Irish businesses on responsible business practice. Gráinne’s work includes development of corporate responsibility strategy, non-financial reporting and report assurance, development and implementation of ethical compliance programmes and protected disclosure policies. Gráinne also lectures on Corporate Responsibility to MBA students in Trinity College Dublin and Griffith College Dublin.
Dr Lauren Kierans is a qualified barrister specialising in Whistleblowing Law. Lauren co-authored ‘Protected Disclosures Act 2014 – Annotated Legislation’ with Anthony Kerr (published by Round Hall). She was awarded the governmental project for the drafting of the protected disclosures procedures guidance for public bodies on behalf of the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform. Lauren lectures Whistleblowing Law at undergraduate level and as a Professional Certificate at Maynooth University.
To book your ticket or find out more please contact Stephanie Casey – support@transparency.ie