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Mr Alex Easton: Assembly records
All of Mr Alex Easton’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
To ask the Minister for Communities what assistance his Department can provide to the Kilcooley Women's Education Centre to support their social supermarket.
What plans does the Department have to ensure that educational and vocational training is adequate to meet the demands of future economic employment opportunities through the use of the South Eastern Regional College (SERC) in my constituency?
I support the motion and the amendment. We must realise that violence against women and girls is not only a violation of human rights but a multidimensional issue that goes across economic, social and political boundaries. We see misogyny manifested in physical, sexual, psychological and economic harm. The statistics…
Mr Easton asked the Minister for the Economy for his assessment of his departmental programme to boost the Northern Ireland economy, especially in the North Down constituency.
To ask the Minister of Education, in light of the news that the UK government has removed £150 million of previously earmarked funding through Fresh Start capital funding, what impact this has on the new school build for Bangor Central Primary School.
To ask the Minister for the Economy what plans he has to address the financial funding for teacher training, to bring it in line with funding provided in England.
To ask the Minister of Finance what review process is in place to ensure projects funded by the Peace Plus Programme are delivering outcomes that support peace and reconciliation.
To ask the Minister of Finance for a breakdown of financial contributions from other public bodies towards projects funded by the Peace Plus Programme.
To ask the Minister of Finance how they ensure that Peace Plus Programme projects delivered through local councils will (i) be fully accountable; and (ii) achieve their aims.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to outline the rationale for spending over £400,000 on the resurfacing scheme for the A2 Groomsport Road roundabout, Bangor.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the average waiting time for a patient (i) to be seen; and (ii) to be treated at the Emergency Department at the Ulster Hospital.