Kells Independent, Cormac Corr has been appointed as the newest Meath Peace Commissioner by the Minister for Justice. At 22 years old, Corr becomes one of the youngest individuals ever selected for this role since its inception over 100 years ago.
Having put up a decent challenge in the recent Local Elections in Kells with over 558 votes before being eliminated in the fourth count.
The Office of Peace Commissioner holds a longstanding tradition in our justice system. Corr recognises the historical significance of this role, although he is dedicated to using modern methods to enhance the office.
“I am deeply honored to have the opportunity to serve my community in this capacity” said Corr. “I am eager to bring a fresh perspective to the office, striving to ensure it is as accessible as possible to the public.”
Under Section 88 of the Courts of Justice Act 1924, Peace Commissioners are responsible for:
– Taking statutory declarations and oaths
– Witnessing signatures on documents required by various authorities
– Signing certificates and orders under various Acts
Among many other responsibilities.
If you ever require the assistance of your local Peace Commissioner, you can schedule an appointment with Cormac by emailing Info@cormaccorr.com
