Deputy Secretary - Resources, Governance and EU Group - Linda MacHugh
Director of Transport Policy – Liz Loughran
DfI Director of Finance - Susan Anderson
Susan is the Director of Finance within the Department.
Finance Directorate objectives
Finance Directorate has 4 Key Objectives:
- to optimise the financial resources available to the Department in achieving it’s strategic goals and delivering value for money and efficiency for the tax-payer
- to provide accurate timely and relevant financial analyses and information to support effective decision making within the Department
- to deliver the Department’s statutory external financial reporting outputs and maintain processes which deliver compliance with Government Accounting regulations and other legislative requirements
- to recruit, retain and develop a highly skilled, efficient, flexible team who are committed to a continuous improvement and to providing both proactive and responsive services which meet the needs of the Department.
Director of Digital and Information Services - Tom Kennedy
The Directorate will also have responsibility for management of the Department’s EU C3 arrangements and facilities management in Clarence Court.
Director of Public Transport - Jackie Robinson
Jackie is Directo
The Directorate grants funds a range of transport services with the aim of reducing rural and social isolation.
The Directorate also has responsibility for managing service permits for commercial operators seeking to offer services distinct from the main public transport network.
Director of Corporate Policy and Planning - Sian Kerr
It will also deliver a range of corporate functions: communications and engagement (both internal and external); statistics and research; corporate governance; the Department’s equality agenda; and assembly liaison.
Director of Safe and Accessible Travel - Chris Hughes
Director of Gateways and EU Relations - Bernie Rooney
Head of Internal Audit - Tracey Woods
Internal Audit helps DfI and its Agencies to achieve their business objectives. This is done by measuring and evaluating the effectiveness of risk management, control and governance arrangements in place to achieve each organisations’ agreed objectives. A primary role of Internal Audit is therefore to provide an independent and objective opinion to the Principal Accounting Officers (PAOs) and Agency Accounting Officers (AAOs) in the department.