The Department of Home Affairs has published a draft delivery plan, setting out how it'll contribute to the government over the next year.
It outlines how the department will achieve targets set out in the Island Plan, and identifies areas of improvement.
Some key areas identified include road safety, early-intervention and drug misuse policy, which will all be reviewed to provide the best outcome for residents.
Minister for Justice and Home Affairs, Jane Poole-Wilson MHK, says the department will work towards making positive change for our society, making sure that people feel protected and supported.
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