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The Department of Justice and Equality 's mission is to help make Ireland a safer and fairer place in which to live and work, visit and do business. The remit of the Justice family of agencies and services stretches across a range of human concerns and touches on aspects of national life as diverse as the protection of life and property; the prevention and detection of crime; the provision of services for the buying and selling of property; the management of inward migration to the State and providing a Courts Service and other forms of investigative tribunals. On the international front, the Minister and the Department serve the interests of Ireland in relation to Justice and Home Affairs’ matters by participating fully in the European Union, the Council of Europe and the United Nations among other international fora.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Department of Justice and Equality is structured around clusters of Divisions, each headed up by a member of the Management Advisory Committee (MAC), responsible for administration and policy in relation to:\r\n\r\n\r\nAn Garda Síochána \r\nImmigration Related Services \r\nCivil Law Reform \r\nCourts Policy \r\nCrime, Security and Northern Ireland, and Criminal Law Reform \r\nEquality \r\nEU/International Matters \r\nHuman Resources, Corporate Services, Organisation Development, Finance, Internal Audit and IT \r\nMigrant Integration \r\nMutual Assistance and Extradition \r\nPrisons and Probation Policy \r\nReception and Integration Agency (RIA) \r\n\r\nThere are currently approximately 23,500 staff within the overall remit of the Department (including An Garda Síochána and the Irish Prison Service)