Fresh Start Funding for Integrated Education Capital Projects - Amendment 1

Division held on 12 March 2024. The Amendment Was Therefore Agreed

Decision type
Simple Majority
Method
Lobby Division
Result
The Amendment Was Therefore Agreed
Debate
Integrated Education: Fresh Start Funding for Capital Projects

The motion voted on

Motion Amendment (Private Members' Motion): Fresh Start Funding for Integrated Education Capital Projects - Amendment 1

Leave out all from ‘duty to’ and insert: ‘aim to meet the demand for the provision of integrated education within the context of the overall sustainability of the school estate as set out in the Integrated Education Act 2022; reaffirms its commitment to promote, encourage and facilitate shared education as stated in the Shared Education Act 2016; welcomes the support of the Independent Review of Education for expanding integrated education; believes that integrated and shared education are both fundamental to giving our children the best possible start to their lives; and are vital to building a more shared and reconciled community; regrets the UK Government’s decision to remove ring-fencing from £150m in Fresh Start funding for new build integrated and shared education projects; further notes the Minister of Education’s letter to the Secretary of State requesting funding for Fresh Start projects; calls on the UK Government to reverse its decision; and further calls on the Minister to seek to recommit capital funding to support new build integrated and shared education projects as a matter of priority.’

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Tabled by: Mr Robbie Butler

Totals

Votes by community designation, as published
DesignationAyesNoesAbstentions
Nationalist2000
Unionist2700
Other0170
Total47170

How each MLA voted

Democratic Unionist Party: 19 Aye, 0 No
MLAVoteDesignation
Mr Maurice BradleyAyeUnionist
Mr Phillip BrettAyeUnionist
Ms Cheryl BrownleeAyeUnionist
Mr Keith BuchananAyeUnionist
Mr Tom BuchananAyeUnionist
Ms Joanne BuntingAyeUnionist
Mrs Pam CameronAyeUnionist
Mr Trevor ClarkeAyeUnionist
Mrs Diane DoddsAyeUnionist
Mr Stephen DunneAyeUnionist
Mrs Deborah ErskineAyeUnionist
Mr Paul FrewAyeUnionist
Mr Paul GivanAyeUnionist
Mr Harry HarveyAyeUnionist
Mr Brian KingstonAyeUnionist
Mr Gordon LyonsAyeUnionist
Miss Michelle McIlveenAyeUnionist
Mr Gary MiddletonAyeUnionist
Mr Alan RobinsonAyeUnionist
Independent: 1 Aye, 0 No
MLAVoteDesignation
Mr Alex EastonAyeUnionist
People Before Profit Alliance: 0 Aye, 1 No
MLAVoteDesignation
Mr Gerry CarrollNoOther
Sinn Féin: 20 Aye, 0 No
MLAVoteDesignation
Dr Caoimhe ArchibaldAyeNationalist
Mr Danny BakerAyeNationalist
Mr Cathal BoylanAyeNationalist
Miss Nicola BroganAyeNationalist
Mr Pádraig DelargyAyeNationalist
Mrs Sinéad EnnisAyeNationalist
Mrs Ciara FergusonAyeNationalist
Miss Órlaithí FlynnAyeNationalist
Mr Colm GildernewAyeNationalist
Miss Deirdre HargeyAyeNationalist
Mr Declan KearneyAyeNationalist
Mr Gerry KellyAyeNationalist
Ms Liz KimminsAyeNationalist
Mr Philip McGuiganAyeNationalist
Mr Maolíosa McHughAyeNationalist
Mrs Cathy MasonAyeNationalist
Ms Carál Ní ChuilínAyeNationalist
Mr John O'DowdAyeNationalist
Ms Aisling ReillyAyeNationalist
Mr Pat SheehanAyeNationalist
Traditional Unionist Voice: 1 Aye, 0 No
MLAVoteDesignation
Mr Jim Allister KCAyeUnionist
Ulster Unionist Party: 6 Aye, 0 No
MLAVoteDesignation
Mr Andy Allen MBEAyeUnionist
Mr Doug Beattie MCAyeUnionist
Mr Robbie ButlerAyeUnionist
Mr Alan ChambersAyeUnionist
Lord ElliottAyeUnionist
Mr John StewartAyeUnionist

MLAs who did not vote are not listed. Download these votes (CSV)