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 Finance (i) how the £30 million from the Levelling Up Fund will be allocated; and (ii) whether organisations will be entitled to make applications for this funding.
Marriage is supposed to be a happy and special occasion, when two people come together in front of their loved ones and commit themselves to each other. They set up their life together, but we would be naive to think that all marriages will last for ever. While no one sets out thinking that their marriage will end and…
I thank the Minister for his response. It is great to hear that, in the coming days, we will, hopefully, have some very good news. Minister, do you believe that £36 million is enough? What will your Department do to ensure that football clubs in our constituency, such as Barn United, can be supported as much as…
To ask the Minister of Health (i) what consideration his Department has given to increasing the monthly allowance of glucose monitoring devices; and (ii) whether his Department will review the monthly allowance to improve access to these devices for users.
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail (i) the number of vacancies in procurement roles in the Northern Ireland Civil Service, broken down by Department; and (ii) any actions that will be taken to address this.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail (i) the number of visitors; (ii) the number of hire applications received; and (iii) the number of hire applications rejected, for each state care monument in the last three years.
To ask the Minister for Communities whether his Department will provide an uplift in funding to the Supporting People Programme given the inflationary pressures on project delivery.
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail the number of businesses in the East Antrim constituency that (i) applied for Hardship Rates Relief; and (ii) were successful in their application, in the last five years, broken down by District Electoral Area.
I thank the Minister for his statement, which is welcome. As the Minister knows, housing is a critical issue in our East Antrim constituency, so I am pleased that he has brought it to the House. Will the Minister detail what action his Department will take to increase social housing provision, and accessible…
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister (i) for an update on Good Relations funding; and (ii) to provide a timescale on when Good Relations funding will be allocated.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (i) for his assessment on the application of animal rights and policy in Mid and East Antrim Borough Council; (ii) how the performance and application of the legislation and policy by animal welfare officers is monitored and assessed; and (iii) whether…
To ask the Minister for the Economy (i) for her assessment of the impact the closure of the B90 Upper Road, Greenisland, will have on local businesses; (ii) what support (a) can be provided; and (b) has been offered to the businesses impacted.
To ask the Minister of Education to detail the number of (i) controlled schools; and (ii) maintained schools that have moved to Integrated Education in the last ten years, broken down by constituency.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail any financial support available for the hospitality sector in light of the increasing costs businesses are facing.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the action his Department will take to improve road safety at the Glenville Road and Shore Road junction, Newtownabbey.
Before I begin my winding-up speech, I will touch on a huge issue, which is the waiting period for the parents and children who need an autism diagnosis. As an MLA for East Antrim, I know only too well the importance of the new autism strategy and how it can improve the lives of autistic people in Northern Ireland and…
I thank the Minister for his commitment and delivery. This is a phenomenal challenge for government, and the statement is welcome. For every family concerned, this is not just a statement: it will be life-changing for every child who will now get the education that they deserve and will be treated as a priority.…
I congratulate an inspiring young Carrickfergus woman who has been recognised as the Rotary Young Citizen of the Year 2024. At only 16, Madison is the only youth ambassador for the Northern Ireland Children's Hospice, and she has raised more than £100,000 through a series of fundraising events. She has organised…