10,131 of 97,616 records that can be analysed have been assessed so far (10.4%); 86,165 are waiting for analysis and 1,320 failed and will be retried. Totals and rankings will change as the remaining records are processed, so they do not yet represent the full mandate. How much has been processed
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 Infrastructure whether DfI Rivers has any responsibility to clear overgrown vegetation from the bank of the Ballyree Drain, MW 3643, which is encroaching on residential properties at Ashbury Avenue, Bangor, and is a potential threat to the free flow of the drain.
Minister, I sent a question for written answer in May 2025. You told me that your officials had identified a problem on the A48 in November 2024 and that a works order had been issued. In March 2026, I reminded you that that work had not been carried out, and you told me that a work instruction had been overlooked and…
Minister, I know that you fully agree that social workers perform an incredibly important and challenging role, especially those working in children's services. Will you provide an update on the number of such staff in post and how that has improved recently?
It is my pleasure and privilege to present a petition signed by more than 1,500 people calling on the Department for Infrastructure to drop plans to chop down a number of mature street trees in Main Street, Groomsport. Groomsport is a beautiful village with a strong community spirit. It is a perfect place to live,…
Mr Chambers asked the Minister for Infrastructure to detail her departmental process for identifying faded road markings and arranging for refreshment, and to say whether she is satisfied that the system is working.
For many, the ability to start or grow a family is a major priority; for others, it is not a priority at all. When fertility problems stand in the way of that dream, the emotional toll can be immense. There has already been reference to the commitment in NDNA, which was one reason why my party very much welcomed that…
Minister, will you provide some clarity on the number of BMA members who voted in favour of strike action, and how that compares with the actual, overall number of staff in those posts?
Do the reports of alleged human rights abuses of their own citizens by the Chinese authorities present any ethical challenges in our discussions with them?
Does the Minister agree that the actions of the heartless and cruel bullies who worked in Muckamore and those who chose to turn a blind eye, as the report identifies, are not, in any shape or form, representative of the many thousands of staff in our Health and Social Care system who provide compassionate and…
Mr Chambers asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister for their assessment of the discussions that their office has had with the People's Republic of China on trade and tourism opportunities.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any assessment that has been made of the reason why the water main pipe, on the B511 Bangor Road, Groomsport, is frequently bursting at the same location.
Does the Member agree that, even with the petition of concern in place, his amendment could still be passed and go through into legislation were there a cross-community vote in favour of it? The petition of concern has not scuppered his amendment nor put it in the dustbin.
First Minister, thank you for your statement this morning. Under business and trade matters, the statement reports that the council: "had an exchange of views on international and domestic business and trade developments since the last Plenary meeting, including developments on US tariffs". Can you expand on the issue…
Recently, I had the privilege of taking a walk down memory lane when Kilmaine Primary School in Bangor hosted an impressive exhibition to celebrate 50 years of delivering a top-class and caring primary education to thousands of children. My five children attended the school — it is just round the corner from my home —…
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail any steps he will take to ensure the Northern Ireland Housing Executive expedite the transfer of land at Conlig, County Down, to the ownership of Ards and North Down Borough Council, to facilitate the erection of a Village Community War Memorial that would be available…
— for signing the petitions of concern. My conscience is not for sale; it cannot be bought. My conscience is not dictated to by an inducement from anyone.
Mr Dickson referenced the petitions of concern. Earlier in the debate, Mr Tennyson mentioned my name and suggested — I did not hear the exact wording that he used — that I had received some reward —
Minister, I join you in totally condemning last week's violence. I will always defend freedom of speech and the right to peaceful protest, but that comes with responsibility. Obviously, last week, lines were crossed. Does the Minister agree that the strongest response that we can give is to stand firmly alongside our…