Department of the Environment (Northern Ireland)

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The Department of the Environment (DOE) (Ulster Scots: Männystrie o tha Apen an tha Biggit Yaird) is a government department of the Northern Ireland Executive responsible for environmental policy. The current direct rule Minister is David Cairns MP.

1 Agencies
2 Department Ministers
3 See also
4 External link

[edit] Agencies

Driver and Vehicle Licensing Northern Ireland
Driver and Vehicle Testing Agency
Environment and Heritage Service
Planning Service

[edit] Department Ministers

Minister	Party	Took office	Left office
Sam Foster	Ulster Unionist	29 November 1999	20 February 2002
Dermot Nesbitt	Ulster Unionist	20 February 2002	14 October 2002
(Executive suspended)		15 October 2002	7 May 2007
to be announced	Democratic Unionist	8 May 2007