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This document outlines the Commission’s trauma and resiliency informed model. It sets out why the Commission has chosen to place such a priority on supporting people and how, through a whole-organisation approach, it will embed these principles in all of its work. The core purpose of the trauma and resiliency informed model is to support victims, survivors and families when they engage with the Commission. The document also explains the principles of the model and our implementation strategy. It commits to best practice and to improvement.

This Charter describes the standards of care the Commission commits to for all witnesses providing information or evidence during an investigation.

This document summarises the Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery ’s policy and processes relating to section 14 of the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Act 2023.

The Commission published a consultation on the Trauma Informed Approach in February. This document includes summaries of the responses received to that consultation and sets out how we will reflect these comments in the TRIM framework.

This note is a summary of ICRIR's Board meeting on 16 July 2024.

This note is a summary of ICRIR's Board meeting on 6 June 2024.

This note is a summary of ICRIR's Board meeting on 2-3 May 2024.

This accountability update explains the Commission’s activities since its powers to carry out investigations began on 1 May of this year.

This document sets out ICRIR’s recruitment principles including, job descriptions, employment contracts, salary, advertising, selection panel, use of external panel members and other key topics.

This document sets out how the Commission shares and publishes information. This includes, how the Commission recovers information, when the Commission shares and publishes information, disclosure when referring a case to the prosecutor and disclosure or publication of sensitive information more generally.