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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.
The issues related to the motion far outstretch trade and are faced week in, week out by our road haulage sector and industry. It should come as no surprise to anyone that the legacy of Brexit has caused disruption to the lives of people who live on this island, and the haulage sector is no different. It is…
Opposition to Racism That this Assembly condemns the criminal damage and targeting of businesses in recent days; rejects all forms of Islamophobia, xenophobia and racism; endorses the work of voluntary sector organisations combatting racism and supporting those impacted by it; recognises the work of the Police Service…
I welcome the Minister's statement. Minister, in your statement, you mentioned: "the ongoing rehabilitation of Carnroe weir on the lower Bann". Is that project nearing completion?
Eamhain Mhacha or Navan Fort, as it is known, is one of Ireland and Europe's most famous and important archaeological sites. Navan features prominently in Irish mythology, especially in the tales of the Ulster Cycle but most notably in the legend of Queen Macha, from whom Armagh derives its name. The Navan centre…
I welcome the motion and the progressive and positive change that it represents. The aim of the policy is to ensure that period products are available free of charge on the premises of the specified public service bodies within the remit of the Department for Infrastructure. The regulation will replace the 2023…
I beg to move Whilst the issue lies outside the Chamber, it is vital that we bring the subject to the Chamber and have this conversation. I have heard people talk about the fact that we have not brought any legislation to the Chamber for a period of time. The motion is important because it affects constituents across…
Ba mhaith liom labhairt ar son an rúin. My colleague Liz Kimmins and I were delighted to join autism families on their annual awareness and acceptance walk last Saturday in the beautiful setting of Gosford Forest Park on the Armagh to Newry Road. I welcome today's debate because I want to give a voice to those on the…
Reduce insurance costs for workers, families and businesses That this Assembly notes the unprecedented increases in insurance premiums for home, business, and car insurance, which are crippling workers, families, and small businesses, many of whom are already struggling with the cost-of-living crisis; acknowledges…
To ask the Minister of Health for his assessment of his Department's non-compliance with Clause 3C of the Autism (Amendment) Act (NI) 2022 by not securing an expenses-only appointment or to provide the budget to fund the part-time post of an independent Autism Reviewer.
To ask the Minister of Health whether the role of the Independent Autism Reviewer will comply with the duties set out in the Autism (Amendment) Act (NI) 2022.
To ask the Minister of Health why his Department has not set measurable targets in (i) the Autism Strategy 2023-2028; and (ii) the Delivery Plan 2023-25, against which its effectiveness may be assessed in compliance with clause 3A(5) of the Autism (Amendment) Act (NI) 2022.
To ask the Minister of Health to outline (i) his Department’s plan to comply with Clause 2 (4E) of the Autism (Amendment) Act (NI) 2022 which requires his Department to provide a plan to reduce waiting times for autism assessment and treatment services provided by Health and Social Care Trusts; and (ii) how this will…
To ask the Minister of Health how his Department has adapted the emotional and wellbeing framework to adjust to (i) the Autism Act (NI) 2011; and (ii) the Autism (Amendment) Act (NI) 2022, which both require the framing of distinct autism services, separate data collection, research and funding reports.
Thank you. The BBC report from December 2023, which cites a 50% increase in injuries to officers because of their vehicles being deliberately rammed, states that the crashes happened mostly in north and west Belfast, Derry and border areas such as south Armagh. The figure of 77 is for the number of officers injured…