Ms Claire Sugden: Assembly records

All of Ms Claire Sugden’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.

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  1. Written question AQW 46923/22-27

    • Department for the Economy

    To ask the Minister for the Economy, following Ulster University’s announcement of proposed staffing reductions, to detail (i) whether she has reviewed the current higher education funding model, including whether any changes are under consideration as a result; and (ii) any engagement that has taken place with…

    Not flagged

  2. Written question AQW 46921/22-27

    • Department for the Economy

    To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail (i) any engagement her Department has had with (a) Ulster University; and (b) Queen’s University Belfast, in the last 12 months, regarding their financial sustainability; (ii) any financial support or funding adjustments that have been requested by universities in that…

    Not flagged

  3. Written question AQW 46810/22-27

    • Department of Justice

    To ask the Minister of Justice to detail (i) any assessment been made on how any forthcoming or proposed changes to sentencing legislation will impact the prison population; and (ii) any discussions she has had with her Executive colleagues regarding the funding and resourcing required to manage current and projected…

    Not flagged

  4. Written question AQW 46807/22-27

    • Department of Justice

    To ask the Minister of Justice to detail (i) any assessment been made of the impact of recent disruption to barrister availability on the progression of criminal cases; (ii) whether this has contributed to delays at both pre-conviction and post-conviction stages of the justice process; and (iii) any impact these…

    Not flagged

  5. Written question AQW 46806/22-27

    • Department of Justice

    To ask the Minister of Justice to detail (i) the current number of prisoners being held on remand; (ii) the average length of time individuals are held on remand; and (iii) any assessment that has been made of the extent to which delays in the criminal justice system are contributing to these figures.

    Not flagged

  6. Debate contribution: Post-19 Special Educational Needs Support

    • Opposition Business

    The situation has often been described as a "cliff edge". It has been described as that for as long as I have been an MLA, which is just over 12 years, and, I imagine, for much longer than that. I remember a meeting that I had with a departmental official at which we talked about the issue. That person said, "Claire,…

    Not flagged

  7. Debate contribution: Healthcare: Integrated 111 Service

    • Opposition Business

    I support the motion — at least, the principle of exploring what is being suggested. I suspect that many people across Northern Ireland are surprised that we do not already have a fully integrated 111 service, given that it has become such a recognised and understood part of healthcare elsewhere in the UK. It is…

    Not flagged

  8. Debate contribution: Cervical Screening Programme: Atherton Report

    • Question for Urgent Oral Answer

    Following on from Sinéad McLaughlin's comments, we should all be concerned that the issue is prevalent not just in the Southern Trust but across every trust in Northern Ireland. That, in itself, warrants the issue's being given more attention and, potentially, a public inquiry. Will the Minister reconsider on that…

    Not flagged

  9. Debate contribution: Social Housing: New Builds

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    Minister, have you any plans to update work on understanding the need for social housing and then building housing accordingly, so that, for example, women and children, especially those who are victims of domestic abuse, older people and people with special educational needs are prioritised?

    Not flagged

  10. Debate contribution: Constitutional Change

    • Opposition Business

    People today are worried about getting a GP appointment, paying their mortgage or their rent, accessing childcare, finding housing and whether public services will still be functioning in five or 10 years' time, because, let us face it, they are barely functioning now. Those issues are not mutually exclusive to the…

    Not flagged

  11. Debate contribution: Housing Units: Causeway Coast and Glens

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    As with all MLAs across the House, the number-one issue that comes into my constituency office is housing, and we are being told that more houses cannot be built because the waste water infrastructure simply is not there. Given the engagement that you have undertaken with the various stakeholders, which you outlined…

    Not analysed

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