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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 Communities whether local concerns in relation to changes to the management structure of the delivery company involved in the Queen's Parade project, Bangor, will have any impact on the current commencement date.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, pursuant to AQW 22229/22-27, to detail (i) when road markings on the B511 Bangor Road, Groomsport, were last inspected; (ii) the findings of the inspection; (iii) whether any action was recommended.
I suspect that every Member of the House has the same concerns regarding the pressures and delays that the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service faces. Those worries will have been heightened after the recent publication of the Audit Office report. There is no doubt that the current delays are untenable and, ultimately,…
Focusing on the economic benefits, does the First Minister agree that her full attendance in Washington, in her position as a First Minister for all, would have added value to the visit?
Mr Chambers asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister to give an initial assessment of the benefits of the visit to Washington last week by a large Northern Ireland delegation.
Have the Executive considered the mutualisation of Northern Ireland Water, or do they have other plans for providing the funding that is required to enable upgrades of failing waste water plants in the greater Belfast area?
There is no doubt that home visits are a vital source of support for new parents and their children. The first few weeks and months of a child's life can be a nervous time for any new parent, no matter how experienced. That is why the visits from midwives and health visitors are so important. Those visits and the…
Thank you very much for calling me. I thank the Opposition for tabling the motion. Any opportunity to discuss and highlight the damages of substance misuse is to be welcomed. Substance misuse, whether of drugs or alcohol, is undoubtedly a serious problem across Northern Ireland. Misuse can destroy lives, and, sadly,…
My comments today are about my disappointment with something that does not get one direct mention in the Programme for Government. Belfast lough should be a jewel in the crown of what Northern Ireland has to offer visitors and residents alike as a recreational and leisure facility. What is the reality, however? Due to…
I thank the Minister for that very welcome news. Locally, there has been a lot of ill-informed and negative speculation that the current development plans were going to fail. Will the Minister offer some reassurance to the local population? In the past, people have been failed so many times at the last hurdle. Will…
Does the Minister agree that, until statutory and government agencies get their houses in order to meet the climate and environmental challenges adequately — I think especially about the developing crisis in Belfast lough — it will prove difficult to ask those involved in private business, particularly in the…
As the age-related Father of the House, I had to stop for a moment to convince myself that I did not have an interest to declare before speaking briefly on the motion. However, I suppose that we will all eventually benefit from anything that might hopefully emerge from the debate that could make life better for older…
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs whether he has any plans to request that the Executive includes mitigating measures in the draft Programme for Government 2024-2027 to address the crisis in the water quality of Belfast Lough.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the total cost to her Department for the removal of fallen trees from public roads and footways in the aftermath of Storm Éowyn.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, due to the increase in trade as reported by the Belfast Harbour authorities, whether her Department has any plans to minimise the logistical challenges that this growth brings.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether her Department provides resources for the urgent removal of immobile vehicles from the M1 and Westlink during peak hours, as a result of a breakdown or road traffic collision, that may be interfering with traffic flow.