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Mrs Ciara Ferguson: Assembly records

All of Mrs Ciara Ferguson’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.

252 records match.

  1. Debate contribution: Age Discrimination (Goods, Facilities and Services) Bill: Second Stage

    • Private Members' Business

    I welcome today's debate and the opportunity to discuss this private Member's Bill and its intent to improve equality and prevent age-based discrimination against people accessing goods, services and facilities. I thank and commend Ms Claire Sugden for taking on such a substantial Bill. I know that she has been very…

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  4. Debate contribution: United States of America: Air Link

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    As the Minister is aware, the Derry to Dublin route is critical to promoting and supporting a thriving all-Ireland economy. Will she provide an update on the British Government's decision to apply air passenger duty (APD) to the Derry to Dublin route?

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  8. Debate contribution: Limavady Courthouse

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    I appreciate the update from the Minister on the consultation and a decision in the coming weeks. Minister, how can you ensure that access to justice is protected in any future reforms, particularly in progressing the grade A listed building at Bishop Street courthouse in Derry?

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  9. Debate contribution: Housing (Amendment) Bill: Second Stage

    • Private Members' Business

    We know that the Bill alone will not solve homelessness. We in Sinn Féin have been clear that what is required is significant investment in social and affordable housing; preventing the unnecessary loss of vital public housing stock; ending unfair fees and practices, including banning no-fault evictions; preventing…

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  10. Debate contribution: Housing (Amendment) Bill: Second Stage

    • Private Members' Business

    I welcome the opportunity to speak at the Second Stage of the Housing (Amendment) Bill. I start by thanking my Sinn Féin colleague Colm Gildernew for progressing this legislative change. As was highlighted at last year's homeless conference, it is about seeing the person and seeing the family. In our offices, each and…

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  14. Debate contribution: Executive Budget: Public Services

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    I thank the First Minister for her answer. Workers, families and businesses pay their taxes and rightly expect quality public services in return. With pressures now exceeding £1 billion and funding below assessed need, does the First Minister agree that the time for short-term Budget fixes is over and that the British…

    Not analysed

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  15. Debate contribution: Prison Absconder

    • Question for Urgent Oral Answer

    Minister, you mentioned that the individual was accompanied on day release by a civilian chaperone. Is that normal? Given that the PSNI has said that there is a danger to the public, can you assure us that the police are doing all that they can to ensure that the individual comes back into custody?

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  18. Debate contribution: Victims and Witnesses of Crime Bill: Second Stage

    • Executive Committee Business

    I welcome the opportunity to speak at Second Stage of the Victims and Witnesses of Crime Bill. I will begin by acknowledging the importance of the Bill in placing the Commissioner for Victims and Witnesses of Crime and that office and its functions on a permanent statutory footing. That will strengthen recognition of…

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  21. Debate contribution: Justice Bill: Consideration Stage

    • Executive Committee Business

    I just want to note that it is about having a clear evidence base for the impact. You made an assumption that, if it were to change, more work could be done, but it could be the opposite. We do not know. We do not have the information on the impact that the change would have.

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  23. Debate contribution: Justice Bill: Consideration Stage

    • Executive Committee Business

    Minister, that is not my role as a Committee Member. I have asked the Department on numerous occasions — you will be well aware; it is on the record — for the same information on who the departmental officials were working with. For a year at the time, I perceived that they were working with and speaking to the taxing…

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  25. Debate contribution: Justice Bill: Consideration Stage

    • Executive Committee Business

    Minister, while we can sympathise with the need to ground legal aid in a broader framework that recognises it as a fundamental public responsibility, we are somewhat concerned that the Department has been unable to provide sufficient detail on how future remuneration rates will be determined. Legal aid is not merely a…

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

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