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Mr Cathal Boylan: Assembly records
All of Mr Cathal Boylan’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 First Minister and deputy First Minister for an update on the work to progress a permanent memorial to victims and survivors, as recommended by the Historical Institutional Abuse Inquiry report.
Each of us knows all too well about the increase in the number of severe weather events, including storms, and the impact that those events have across our communities. Prevention is key, and, while the Department for Infrastructure has been hindered by its budget in the level of day-to-day maintenance that it can…
I thank the Member for bringing the issue to the Chamber today. Those of us from the "Orchard County" know that apple-growing here in the North has huge potential not just for our economy but for our environment. Local orchards are part of our rural heritage, and they can play a real role in tackling the climate…
Last week, I met staff from St Patrick's Grammar School in Armagh. That school has a long history in Armagh, as it was established in 1838. The school building has been developed and added to over the years. It is now home to over 850 pupils and 120 staff. However, with any long-standing building come issues to do…
To ask the Minister of Education to provide an update on (i) his Department's; and (ii) the Education Authority's, plans for remedial and maintenance works at St Patrick's Grammar School, Armagh.
Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “A5 Western Transport Corridor Scheme”
A5 Western Transport Corridor Scheme - Amendment 1 Leave out all after ‘Assembly’ and insert: ‘acknowledges that the Minister for Infrastructure and Executive colleagues worked together to address the recommendations following the Planning Appeals Commission A5 Inquiry; welcomes the Department for Infrastructure…
I welcome the new Chairperson to the Committee. I look forward to working with him. I also welcome Mr McNulty — he is not here — to the Committee. I extend my best wishes to Deborah and her family. Hopefully, she is watching, so I will give her a wee thumbs up. I welcome the opportunity to speak at the Second Stage of…
I speak as Sinn Féin's transport spokesperson. I thank the Members for tabling the motion. I am sure that none of us around the Chamber, as constituency MLAs, are any different when it comes to the volume of roads-related casework that comes through our offices. There is no denying that some roads across the North are…
To ask the Minister of Health whether additional funding has been considered to enable the office of the Independent Autism Reviewer to carry out independent research.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any action being taken within his Department to ensure there is a greater consistency of autism services across all Health and Social Care Trusts.
The appetite and desire for change has grown across this island among people from various backgrounds and walks of life. We have seen directly, through our party's commission on the future of Ireland, the positive vision that people have for Ireland. Whether you are in Keady or Kildare, Armagh or Athlone, Tyrone or…
To ask the Minister for the Economy to outline the steps her Department is taking to assist phone network providers to navigate the process of network development, in order to improve connectivity.
I thank the Minister for her answer. Will she confirm that the funding that was allocated to Queen's University will allow the Momentum One Zero project to proceed?
Cuirim fáilte roimh ráiteas an Aire. In your statement, Minister, you indicate that there is an additional £11 million for NIW. That is welcome, but how much has been invested in NIW in this financial year?
I thank the Minister for his answer and welcome his reassurance. Will the Minister admit that it is vital that we move forward with the project to ensure that more lives are not lost on the A5 road?
Mr Boylan asked the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs for an update on the meeting that he had with Minister Kimmins last week in light of the disappointing judgement on the A5.
I thank the Minister for her answers so far, particularly on behalf of the families who have lost loved ones on the road. Minister, there have been three legal challenges to the scheme in 18 years. Will you outline the cost of the delay?