The NIPF provides care and financial assistance to police
officers and ex-officers injured or disabled as a direct result
of terrorism, and to the families of police officers injured or
killed through terrorism.
Three Board Members are expected to be appointed on 1 November
2024 for a term of up to four years.
The time commitment required for Board members is one day per
month, including attendance at a minimum of six Board meetings
and five committee meetings per year. Board Members are not
remunerated (this is currently under review).
Applications close at 12:00 midday on Friday 2 August 2024.
Notes to editors:
1.
Candidate information packs and applications forms are available
at the publication section of
this website or alternatively via
Telephone: 028 9052 6178 or 028
9052 8375
Or by writing to:
NIPF Competition 2024,Department of Justice
Justice Sponsorship Branch
Block 3, Knockview Buildings
Stormont Estate
Belfast, BT4 3SG
3. The Department of Justice is committed to the principles of
public appointments based on merit with independent assessment,
openness and transparency of process. The Department is
committed to providing equality of opportunity for all
applicants. Applications are welcomed regardless of age,
gender, disability, marital status, religion, ethnic origin,
political opinion, sexual orientation or whether or not you have
dependents. In keeping with the NICS Policy on Equality,
Diversity and Inclusion, we would also welcome applications from
those not currently serving on public bodies.
4. Applications are particularly welcome from people from
minority ethnic, women, those under the age of 40, and people
with a disability, who are currently under-represented on the
NIPF Board.
