The National Cancer Registry is a publicly appointed body which was established in 1991 to collect and classify information on all cancer cases which occur in Ireland. Our activities include:

• Collecting information on all new cancer cases in Ireland
• Monitoring trends and outcomes in different cancer types
• Promoting the use of the information we collect in research and in the planning and management of services
• Publishing an annual report on cancer statistics

1. Establishment and legislation
2. Role responsibilities & functions of NCR
3. Classes of records held
4. Details of the membership and functions of any governance Boards of the NCR:
   • Current board
   • Governance Framework
5. Corporate Plan
6. Pay and grading structures:
   • Salary scales
   • Grading structure
7. Structure of NCR / organisation charts
8. Contact points for each functional area
9. Contact points for information including requests under FoI, AIE, Data Protection and media enquiries
10. Details of service level agreements or memoranda of understanding between FoI bodies - N/A