Protected Disclosure Training

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This framework agreement provides training for individuals on how they might proceed with a protected disclosure.

Provides advanced-level training for individuals in the public service who are assigned responsibility for receiving and following up on protected disclosures under the Protected Disclosures Act 2014.

•Single Supplier Framework Contract for the provision of Protected Disclosures Training

•The provision of advanced level training for individuals in the public service who are assigned responsibility for receiving and following up on protected disclosures under the Protected Disclosures Act 2014

•The Framework offers the following four modules with Module four being optional.

•Modules 1 to 3 cover training up to and including advanced level.

•Module 4 is to assist in developing a protected disclosures policy for an organisation.

For a more detailed overview, please see the User Guide which is available on the Buyer Zone.

All eligible public sector clients. A comprehensive list of who can use this framework is available in the User Guide.

Valid from: 06 Jan 2022

Expiry: 05 Jan 2026

Contract extensions may be available for this arrangement; please check the Buyer Zone or contact support@ogp.gov.ie for further information. Specifically, if you are concerned that the expiry date will have an impact on your requirements.

Drawdowns from this framework agreement will be conducted through direct drawdown.

Where Direct Drawdown is available you must copy the Notification to Activate Goods/Services Form (NAGF or NASF) onto your own headed paper and complete accordingly.

Once you have completed this, it must be sent to the Contractor.

The Contractor will counter sign and return it to you. The Contractor will then contact you to determine requirements.

To get started please see the User Guide which is available on the Buyer Zone.

To access the full details of this framework agreement, log onto the Buyer Zone website and search for ‘protected disclosures training’.

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