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Ms Cara Hunter: Assembly records
All of Ms Cara Hunter’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs what quantifiable steps his Department has taken to achieve its target of planting 18 million trees by 2030.
To ask the Minister of Education to detail (i) the number of vacant posts in the Transition Service 14+ service; and (ii) how long each post has been vacant.
To ask the Minister of Justice how many people who have been convicted of a sexual crime live in the District Electoral Areas of (i) Benbradagh; (ii) Causeway Central; (iii) Coleraine; (iv) Limavady; (v) Ballymoney; (vi) The Glens; and (vii) Bann.
To ask the Minister of Justice whether her Department will consider introducing legislation which would restrict people (i) arrested for sexual offences; and (ii) charged with sexual offences from being near children.
To ask the Minister of Justice whether her Department will introduce legislation to close the loophole which allows people who have been convicted of an offence to change their names.
To ask the Minister of Justice how her Department will ensure it provides victims of sexual crimes with the appropriate communication, support and advice in a timely manner.
To ask the Minister for the Economy whether his Department will bring student loans for post-graduate students from Northern Ireland studying in England, Scotland or Wales in line with the amount offered to post-graduate students in the rest of the UK.
Reducing Child Poverty That this Assembly expresses profound regret at the findings of the recent NI Audit Office report on Child Poverty, including the shocking finding that one in five children in Northern Ireland are living in relative poverty and nearly10 per cent of households are unable to afford basic goods;…
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail the pre-release employment opportunities her Department has with Magilligan prisoners’ rehabilitation programmes in the East Derry constituency.
First, I thank those who tabled the motion and the amendment. I also thank the groups that work so hard on tackling child poverty: Save the Children, Action for Children, Barnardo's and women's groups, to name just a few. They have continued to highlight child poverty and the impact of food poverty on young people.…
I thank the member of the Commission for his answer. Does he agree that the lack of maternity leave for Members can put young women off getting into politics? Will the Commission consider looking at other strategies such as those used in Westminster and provide additional moneys for women who need maternity leave?
We know that the childcare sector is in absolute crisis and needs support now, and we heard warm words last month about that. What steps or immediate actions has your Department taken since last month to support the sector?
I will use any and every opportunity in the House to bring up the atrocities in Gaza and the ongoing cruelty being suffered by the Palestinian people. On the day that we will debate the holiday hunger that faces children here, it is important to note that trucks that are trying to bring aid and food into Gaza are…
To ask the Minister of Justice whether she has considered research from other countries in relation to their methodologies of limiting victim harm in instances where rape victims' counselling notes are used in court.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether his Department will commit to (i) adding more signage; and (ii) implementing traffic calming measures in Drumsurn.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure what surveys have been carried on the road from Limavady to Greysteel in the last two years in relation to (i) the condition of the road; and (ii) the volume of traffic.