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Mr Alan Chambers: Assembly records

All of Mr Alan Chambers’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.

978 records match, page 10 of 40.

  1. Debate contribution: Winter Preparedness Plan

    • Opposition Business

    I welcome last week's announcement on pay parity. The motion refers to the uncertainty that has surrounded pay for our health and social care staff and the knock-on effect that that has had on planning and morale in the service. However, we now have clarity and certainty for those staff, so I want to take a moment to…

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  2. Motion or amendment: Audit and Re-Imaging of Memorials - Amendment 2

    • Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Audit and Re-Imaging of Memorials”

    Audit and Re-Imaging of Memorials - Amendment 2 Leave out all after ‘glorifying terrorism;’ and insert: ‘calls on the Minister of Justice to acknowledge that glorifying terrorism is a crime, which retraumatises innocent victims, and to ensure the criminal justice system is configured to address this with the powers to…

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  3. Debate contribution: Sensory Room: Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children

    • Adjournment

    I certainly welcome this extremely important debate. I also welcome the broad cross-party recognition of the growing and well-documented value that sensory rooms and sensory pods can bring to healthcare settings. As MLAs, we often have people coming to our constituency offices to relay their experiences of the health…

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  4. Debate contribution: Cervical Screening Scandal Inquiry

    • Private Members' Business

    I begin by acknowledging the women and families at the heart of the matter, in particular the two ladies who sadly and tragically passed away. We must never lose sight of the fact that, behind every report, process or statistic, is a woman whose life may have been profoundly affected by the issues that we are…

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  5. Debate contribution: Clinical Trials

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    I was pleased to learn recently that good progress has been made on the cancer research strategy, and I think that publication is imminent. How important was it to give the research organisations and individuals locally that further time to feed into the draft plan and allow them to work in partnership with the…

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  6. Motion or amendment: Cervical Screening Scandal Inquiry - Amendment 2

    • Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Cervical Screening Scandal Inquiry”

    Cervical Screening Scandal Inquiry - Amendment 2 Leave out all after ‘Assembly; and insert: ‘recognises the importance of the public retaining confidence in our life-saving population-based cervical screening programme in Northern Ireland; further recognises the steps taken by the Department of Health and the Southern…

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  7. Debate contribution: PSNI Data Breach Compensation

    • Question for Urgent Oral Answer

    Recently, I asked the Minister of Justice what her options were for securing the money for the compensation. She said that in no circumstances could her Department's budget meet it. She said that she would continue to engage with the Department of Finance to try to get additional funding from the Executive or HM…

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  8. Debate contribution: Winter Preparedness Plan 2025-26

    • Questions for Urgent Oral Answer

    Does the Minister agree that strong uptake of available vaccinations would make a huge contribution to reducing pressure on health services during the winter period? Will he encourage HSC staff to avail themselves of vaccinations for their well-being and to minimise staff absence in the workforce?

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  9. Debate contribution: Community Crisis Intervention Service: Closure

    • Opposition Business

    I am pleased to contribute to this important debate. I begin by recognising the deeply held commitment across the Chamber to improving mental health outcomes for our citizens. As the Minister said in the media only yesterday, there is now, thankfully, a much greater awareness and understanding of mental health in the…

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  10. Debate contribution: Legislation Programme 2025-26

    • Executive Committee Business

    With a reduced mandate, the Assembly and the Executive, right from the restoration in February 2024, were on the back foot with the time available to consider and pass legislation. Nevertheless, I welcome today's publication of the legislative programme. The list is likely to be accompanied by a range of Members'…

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  11. Debate contribution: Belfast Lough: Pollution

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    Last November, I brought to your attention in the Chamber, Minister, a whistle-blower who had reported to me that Belfast lough had the potential to become the new Lough Neagh within the next 10 years. Part of your reply to me that day was this: "I feel that, sadly, we are on course for seeing Belfast lough become our…

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