ICM Certificate in Public Law

The law is steeped in tradition, but is also an ever evolving field which impacts on everything that we do. This is no more apparent than in the function and work of public sector bodies, many of which are created and regulated under statute and subject to special legal principles and rules which are loosely known as public law.

Knowledge of the key principles and rules of public law is critical for all public administrators, who need to be versed on the rules and principles that apply to public administration in Ireland.

For organisations in the public sector, there are special rules concerning access to the documentation and materials on which key decisions are taken as they affect the delivery of public services or key policy and legislative decisions. There are also certain principles that underpin how public bodies must conduct themselves in their decision making functions. Issues such as constitutional justice, fair procedures and legitimate expectation are an important backdrop to how public administration is delivered.

To prepare individuals and organisations to meet these demands, Public Affairs Ireland Professional Development in partnership with the Institute of Commercial Management (ICM) is pleased to offer this intensive 2-day Certificate in Public Law starting on Thursday 17th June, and continuing on Thursday 24h June.

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