Search for "public services card" speaker:Regina Doherty, page 9 (KildareStreet.com)

Written Answers — Department of Social Protection: Free Travel Scheme Administration (22 Jun 2017): Regina Doherty: My Department has not yet set any definitive date for the replacement of the old form of paper free travel pass with the new Public Services Card- Free Travel variant (PSC-FT). I am anxious to do this as soon as possible given the benefits of the PSC-FT to both the customers and travel operators. I will not withdraw the use of the old type pass, however, until I am satisfied that all...
Written Answers — Department of Social Protection: Public Services Card (20 Jun 2017): Regina Doherty: The idea behind the Public Services Card (PSC) and its underlying identity registration and authentication process is to provide public bodies with substantial assurance as to the identity of individuals they are providing services to and to provide individuals with greater assurance that their identity can’t be used by anybody else in dealings with public bodies. Registration for...

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