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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.
To ask the Minister for the Economy whether her Department will consider the establishment of a Northern Ireland sporting museum to highlight the achievements of our local sports people, who continue to deliver personal and team sporting success across many disciplines.
To ask the Minister for Communities whether his Department will consider the establishment of a Northern Ireland sporting museum to highlight the achievements of our local sports people, who continue to deliver personal and team sporting success across many disciplines.
Thank you, Mr Deputy Speaker. I welcome the opportunity to speak on this important topic and to once again place on record my party's strong support for the establishment of a regional mother-and-baby unit here in Northern Ireland. As the motion states, bringing a new life into the world should be among the most…
For some in the House, including Mr Carroll, it seems to me that their issue is with what the officers were doing rather than with the fact that they were in London. Does the Minister agree that the purpose of a call for mutual aid is not a matter of consideration for the Chief Constable on whether to meet that call…
Does the deputy First Minister then agree with me that the call for any public inquiry does not always meet the test of whether it is in the public interest to go down that road, given the cost to the public purse, among other considerations?
Mr Chambers asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister whether they concur with the recent decision by the Northern Ireland Policing Board (NIPB) to reject calls to support an immediate public inquiry in the wake of the McCullough report.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to outline any plans her Department has to prevent the recurring flooding on part of the B511, Bangor Road, Groomsport, during periods of heavy rainfall.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the additional gutter clearance her Department has carried out recently, as part of it's winter preparations, to cope with adverse weather conditions, in particular surface water flooding on public roadways.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether there are technical solutions available to capture the registration numbers of vehicles driving through a red traffic signal.
Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Mother and Baby Unit”
Mother and Baby Unit - Amendment 2 Leave out all after ‘lack of provision;’ and insert: ‘regrets that the clinical advice is that there is no safe way to provide an interim arrangement; calls on the Minister of Health to provide an update on the current business case for the establishment of a mother and baby unit;…
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to outline his strategy to prevent pollution in Belfast Lough reaching the levels being experienced in Lough Neagh.
From the outset, something that can never be overemphasised is the fact that there is no such thing as safe drug taking. Every illicit drug carries with it the potential to harm and devastate families. Too many lives in Northern Ireland have already been cut short by substances, for which society may have thought the…
To ask the Minister of Justice whether she will consider a public inquiry following the publication of the McCullough Review report, as recently called for by an Alliance Party representative on the Northern Ireland Policing Board
To ask the Minister of Justice whether she will consider introducing new legislation to tackle drivers who deliberately drive at police officers or ram police vehicles, in order to evade police attention.
To ask the Minister of Finance whether his Department has ever considered establishing a central register of wills, lodged with legal, financial and other institutions, to help streamline searches for the existence of a will after a bereavement.
I welcome the opportunity that motions such as this give us to discuss and highlight important medical issues faced by citizens across Northern Ireland. Endometriosis is not a rare or fringe condition but one that affects a great number of women: our mothers, daughters, sisters, colleagues and friends. However, for…
It is shameful that, six months into the current financial year, our Health and Social Care workers are the only group in the United Kingdom's health sector that is still waiting to receive the nationally agreed pay settlements. We talk about the importance of staff retention, but, if ever there were a recipe for…
First and foremost, I extend my deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Catherine Sherry. Her tragic passing is a stark reminder to us all of the unbelievably cruel nature of cancer. As Catherine was a mum of three young boys, her case is particularly poignant and upsetting. Thankfully, over recent decades,…
Minister, I welcome the fact that it seems that the trust responded at pace and that it was able to draw on technical expertise from other corners of Health and Social Care (HSC) in Northern Ireland. Does the Minister agree that the trust should leave no opportunity unutilised in booking in patients as quickly as…
Those figures undoubtedly prove that attracting cruise liners to Belfast has been a huge success story. Minister, the added value is in cruise passengers planning a return visit to explore more of what Northern Ireland has to offer. Has there been any research into the potential for that, and are we actively…
To ask the Minister of Justice to outline the options available to her to find the budget to fund the compensation payments due to officers and staff affected by the PSNI data breach.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to detail what mitigation steps his Department has taken to date to avoid Belfast Lough having blue-green algae pollution similar to that of Lough Neagh.