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Ms Carál Ní Chuilín: Assembly records
All of Ms Carál Ní Chuilín’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 to detail (i) any support available to tenants in the private rental sector who face a no-fault eviction; and (ii) any plans his Department has to extend the Notice to Quit period.
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail (i) how her Department tracks intimidation attacks on houses; and (ii) the number of intimidation attacks on houses in North Belfast, in the last 12 months.
To ask the Minister of Health whether there has been any engagement with the Minister for Communities in relation to locating the multidisciplinary team for North Belfast at Girdwood Community Hub.
To ask the Minister for Communities whether there has been any engagement with the Minister of Health regarding locating the multi-disciplinary team for North Belfast at Girdwood Community Hub.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail when the Race Relations Order will come before the Assembly in the 2022-2027 Assembly mandate.
Go raibh maith agat, First Minister, for that response. Stronger workers' rights are essential. You mentioned some of the issues that are important: trade union representation, the banning of zero-hours contracts and employees being able to have their tips and service charges. Anyone who cannot get behind these…
First Minister, I know that, recently, you were in Ardoyne for the sod cutting of the new £3·4 million purpose-built youth facility for Ardoyne Youth Enterprise. Further to your response to Brian Kingston, can you give us an update on that project and, indeed, any others?
Ms Ní Chuilín asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, having thanked the First Minister for her response to her colleague Cathy Mason on the 'good jobs' Bill, to outline the benefits of the policy content of that Bill for women in particular.
To ask the Minister of Education to provide details of Specialist Provision in Mainstream Schools units to support pupils up to Year 7 in Irish-medium education.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any steps his Department will take to ensure that safe staffing legislation will commence before the end of the 2022-27 Assembly mandate.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail (i) the rationale for his decision not to have a public inquiry into the Southern Health and Social Care Trust cervical smear case (ii) any actions he is taking to ensure full transparency within each Health and Social Care Trust; and (iii) any supports has he put in place for…
I mentioned the Inquiries Act 2005 because there are procedures and standards about the handling of information. That is right on one hand, but the issue is where someone else makes a decision that is not article 2- or article 8-compliant. It is not about someone messing about with information; it is about making sure…
I start by going to the amendment that Gerry has just spoken on. I have looked at it in the legislation again. What is in the Bill does not correspond with what the junior Minister said, to be frank — sorry — by way of explanation of what the pitfalls could be. Like all such legislation, there are issues. Basically,…
Gerry, just so that I can understand this — I think that this is what you are talking about, but just to be sure to be sure — amendment No 42 talks about nominating any beneficiary in the event that the applicant dies. Is it your opinion that it would be almost the same as when we get a beneficiary form for our…
On a point of order, Mr Deputy Speaker. I have done it, and every other Member who has spoken has done it. Timothy, this has to be a first: I am defending you. I am getting that on the record. Every Member mentioned 1922 to 1995. I appreciate that if you mention the amendment that brings it into new ground, but you…
Like all Members, I thank everybody, particularly survivors, victims and their families, their support groups, everybody who was with them from the start and the people who took the first steps to get us to where we are today — also the Department, departmental officials and our own Committee people. There has been a…
Can we distinguish between us? There are two Members for North Belfast. Can you talk about the only Member for North Belfast who has worked on the Bill from the start? Phillip came later. Everyone has rights under article 2 of the ECHR. As Paula said, we all had to go through trauma-informed training. It is to make…
Gerry, thank you for giving way. The Committee was unanimous in supporting victims and survivors being given core participant status. We agreed to take a modular approach, which means that not just legal representatives but groups such as Birth Mothers and their Children for Justice will have core participant status.…