242:, Minister for Justice Dermot Ahern stated, "I want to compliment GLEN for the way in which they lobbied to bring us to where we are today. I know it's their view that there is more to be done and that's definitely their view and their wish and I wish them well in that respect. I do want to compliment them on the realistic and reasonable way in which they lobbied all of the political parties and all of the political parties would have had some issues in relation to this particular piece of legislation. But GLEN did it in such a way that I think everyone fully understood that they were being reasonable and they understood the parameters within which we were required to work⊠Today is a celebration for all of the people in GLEN and the other organisations who have been lobbying for this. GLEN have done a marvellous job and I want to thank all the people associated with GLEN for the way in which they did their business and particularly thank them for the excellent productions that they have brought forward very quickly as a result of the passing of this legislation."
194:, the two parties produced a Programme for Government in June 2007. The document contained the following commitment on the legal recognition of same-sex unions: "This Government is committed to full equality for all in our society. Taking account of the options paper prepared by the Colley Group and the pending Supreme Court case, we will legislate for civil partnerships at the earliest possible date in the lifetime of the Government." GLEN strongly welcomed the commitment to introduce change based on the findings of the Colley Report and looks forward to working with the government to bring about equality for the LGB population in Ireland.
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his Seanad election campaign was printed at the charity. While the cost of the printing had been reimbursed, the organisation sought clarification from the regulator in case it had breached rules limiting the involvement of charities in political campaigning. Rose resigned from the board of GLEN in April 2017 as "an aspect of Glen's support to him in 2016 is causing a distraction to the work of Glen and to other issues that are under review by the
Charities Regulator."
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376:, highlighted the "really important work" done by GLEN but said it was very important any issues were fully investigated and that "anything that needs to be put right is put right". GLEN's board stated that it "is satisfied that all grants received have been used for the intended purpose and has no reason to suspect there has been any misappropriation of funds.
206:. GLEN again strongly supported this development but also expressed concern about the absence of any provision in the Bill to provide legal support and recognition of the many children being parented by same-sex couples. At this time GLEN published three documents to inform both policy makers and the LGBT community about the Civil Partnership Bill. These were:
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towards equality. The goal of GLEN is access to full equality through civil marriage and this Bill is a fundamental step forward towards this goal. The provisions outlined today will resolve many immediate and pressing issues faced by lesbian and gay couples and will also provide a platform for further progress." On 26 June 2009, the
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College Dublin, who as members receive a range of benefits and services including a dedicated client account manager, seminars on LGBT issues, networking events for LGBT employees, high quality training, benchmarking and other opportunities for companies to build their brand and reputation on diversity.
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The issues relate unaccounted for expenses of up to âŹ60,000, the use of
Government funding for political campaigns and the use of GLEN credit cards for personal purchases (later reimbursed). GLEN founder and co-chairman Kieran Rose resigned as co-chair in 2016 after it emerged campaign literature for
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Diversity Champions Programme which is Ireland's first and only not-for-profit workplace programme designed specifically to assist Irish employers with the inclusion of lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) employees. Members include major employers such as Accenture, IBM and University
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Taoiseach also launched GLEN's five-year strategic plan entitled "Building Sustainable Change" which set out the priorities of the organisation going forward, the main one being the enactment of legislation providing for the legal recognition of same-sex relationships. In a speech
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The Heads of Bill for civil partnership were published by the Irish government on 24 June 2008 and GLEN strongly welcomed this. Speaking in response to the proposed legislation, GLEN chairman Kieran Rose said, "Comprehensive civil partnership, as proposed in the Heads of Bill, is a major milestone
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Ireland â Microsoft, Citigroup, Google, PwC and Dublin City University â seeking information on civil partnership, which has major implications for employment law and practice. The new law provides for equal treatment between married couples and civil
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to achieve full equality and inclusion for lesbian, gay and bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people in
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to provide it with financial records, following an internal review of its corporate governance procedures and a voluntary disclosure to the
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pressure group, that it is used funding from abroad to influence legislation and for political campaigning in elections such as during the
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