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Mr Andrew McMurray: Assembly records
All of Mr Andrew McMurray’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
Thank you to the Minister for coming down. As referenced, our road network is over capacity, and our travel patterns are overwhelmingly car-orientated. You have referenced what we can do, but the question really is this: how can your Department encourage people to reduce their reliance on cars?
The Minister said that he is engaging with the community and voluntary sector. How is that engagement being carried forward in order to maximise use of the sector's expertise in delivering such an important service?
Thank you, Mr Deputy Speaker. I certainly associate myself with the comments of and the love for South Down that the two Members who have spoken have expressed. There is a well-worn cliché of politicians appearing in the local paper pointing at a pothole, but it is a cliché for a reason. The issue of potholes is…
I thank the Minister. Will outdoor play investment allow schools to develop outdoor learning environments suitable for the delivery of programmes such as the forest school programme?
To ask the Minister of Health, given that over 400 care leavers have become homeless after leaving care in the last five years, to detail any actions his Department is considering to improve transition planning and prevent homelessness for young people leaving care.
To ask the Minister of Health for his assessment of how partnership working between his Department, the Department for Communities, Health and Social Care Trusts and the Housing Executive can be enhanced to improve transition planning for young people in care and help prevent homelessness among care leavers.
To ask the Minister for Communities for his assessment of how partnership working between his Department, the Department of Health, Health and Social Care Trusts and the Housing Executive can be enhanced to improve transition planning for young people in care and help prevent homelessness among care leavers.
I am here as an MLA for South Down, representing the Alliance Party, to present this petition to stop the Mourne Mountain gondola project. Currently, the number of signatures on the petition exceeds 6,000. It is an honour to present it to you in the Chamber. I am glad that some of that number who organised the…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure (i) why the Goldliner 215 service from Downpatrick to Belfast has been moved to Adelaide Street, instead of Belfast Grand Central Station, without access to shelter or connecting services; and (ii) whether there are plans to relocate the service to Belfast Grand Central Station…
To ask the Minister for Communities, as part of the Review of the Housing Selection Scheme, to detail any consideration he is giving to ensure that the system adequately acknowledges the increased risk of homelessness for care leavers and awards housing points to this vulnerable group accordingly.
To ask the Minister for Communities, following the commitment to multi-year budgets expressed in the Executive's Budget Sustainability Plan, whether he intends to provide multi-year Supporting People budgets with recurrent annual inflationary uplifts to ensure adequate funding for the homelessness sector.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the number of homeowners, having paid their 10 per cent contribution to works under the Homeowner Flood Protection Grant Scheme (i) have had these works completed; and (ii) are still waiting to have the works completed, since 26 October 2023.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for an estimated date for the completion of outstanding works to properties where homeowners' 10 per cent contribution, under the Homeowner Flood Protection Grant Scheme, has been received.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether homeowners whose application to the Homeowner Flood Protection Grant Scheme was rejected based on the original eligibility rules will be (i) able to reapply; and (ii) proactively informed of the revised rules.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, pursuant to a letter from his Private Office to the Chairperson of the Committee for Infrastructure on 8 November 2024, when the changes to the eligibility rules for the Homeowner Flood Protection Grant Scheme will come into effect.
I thank Mrs Mason for bringing the debate to the House and the representatives of the fishing industry in the Gallery for attending. The fishing industry is key to the culture and identity of our rural and coastal communities. It is also an important sector of our coastal economy. In 2021, there were 341 fishing and…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the number of public liability claims for personal injury (i) received; and (ii) concluded in each of the last five years, broken down by road user type.
Emergency Food Parcels for Children That this Assembly expresses grave alarm that the number of emergency food parcels distributed by Trussell food banks to children in Northern Ireland increased by 90 per cent during the last five years; is further alarmed that the proportion of emergency food parcels provided to…