All of Ms Cheryl Brownlee’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail (i) what progress has been made on assessing drug-driving thresholds; and (ii) whether any consideration has been given to the cost implications to the PSNI.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail what work his Department can do to reduce the waiting times for MRI scans, particularly for gynaecology patients.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to outline any work her Department is undertaking with Mid and East Antrim Borough Council as part of the Belfast Region City Deal Carrickfergus Regeneration project to build upon tourism in the town.
I wish to celebrate the outstanding success of the Royal Landing event held in Carrickfergus on Saturday, despite what can only be described as truly horrific weather conditions. Thousands of people flocked to our historic town to witness the re-enactment of the landing of King William III, an event of deep historical…
Ms Brownlee asked the Minister of Health, with reference to his statement on GP contracts, in which he detailed some small but important changes to improve access, such as bookable slots so that patients do not need to continue to call back, what further discussions have taken place in that regard.
I very much welcome the statement, Minister, and the acknowledgement that more must be done for our most vulnerable young people and their families. I pay tribute to Alma and Caleb's Cause for the work that they have done. However, it really concerns me that so many young people do not meet the learning disabilities…
Can the Minister advise the House of what correspondence he or his office had with the PSNI over the course of 11 and 12 June? Can he share with the House any details of those discussions?
It was with great sadness that I learned of the passing of Seán Neeson. Seán dedicated much of his life to public service, serving with distinction as a councillor, mayor and MLA. His long and respected career was marked by a deep sense of duty and an unwavering commitment to the people whom he represented. He was a…
Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Justice and the Rule of Law”
Justice and the Rule of Law - Amendment 1 Leave out all after ‘Policing in Northern Ireland;’ and insert: ‘expresses regret that insufficient resourcing, coupled with the cost of unresolved legacy issues presents risks to public safety, tackling crime effectively and public confidence in the PSNI; notes the impact on…
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister how their Department will ensure that digital transformation will not exclude vulnerable groups, such as older adults, people with disabilities or victims of abuse, who may struggle with digital access and literacy.
Will the deputy First Minister join me in welcoming the All Ireland Pipe Band Championships to Ebrington this summer and in recognising the positive social, cultural and economic benefits that our marching bands scene brings to Northern Ireland?
I am delighted to raise again the wonderful achievements of a boxing club in East Antrim. This time, I am delighted to announce that Carrick Boxing Academy now has three Antrim champions, following a tough but rewarding weekend at the Antrim senior championships at Crumlin Star Sports and Social Club in Belfast. The…
I thank the Minister for his statement. He will not be surprised that I welcome the £1·6 million for Carrickfergus Castle. I thank him for the recognition of how important that asset is to Northern Ireland as a world-class visitor attraction. Will the Minister detail what the investment will entail and what difference…
To ask the Minister of Health (i) whether his Department is aware of any concerns from users of Omnipod 5 and its compatibility and usability with Abbott FreeStyle Libre 2 Plus; and (ii) whether his Department has any plans to commission Dexcom G7.
I thank the Member who has brought such an important topic to the House, allowing us to discuss an issue that affects every corner or our community: the tragic rise in drug-related deaths in East Antrim. I welcome the opportunity. As a member of the Policing Board, I will touch on policing. Drug use is one of…
Thank you, Mr Speaker. I send my congratulations to Graham Fergus: a Carrickfergus man and a veteran of the Irish Guards. We are also proud that he is an East Antrim DUP member. Graham has just completed a gruelling 10-day challenge to raise awareness of homelessness and to support three incredible organisations in…