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.
To ask the Minister of Education what guidance is provided to schools on identifying, preventing, and responding to incidents of upskirting among pupils.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the future plans for the Ross Thompson Unit in the Causeway Hospital, including whether there are proposals to expand or reconfigure its services.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail how many people have been supported by the Ross Thompson Unit in the Causeway Hospital in each of the last five years.
To ask the Minister of Health how his Department is ensuring that people living in rural East Londonderry continue to have access to specialist mental health support close to home.
I appreciate that: that is new information. The Minister will be conscious that the delay in announcing the new school site will have an impact on people applying for the new Causeway Academy and we need that reassurance as soon as possible. Does he have a timeline for when we can expect that answer?
I support the motion and the amendment. I commend the motion's sponsors, because these are the issues that the House needs to talk about. Our role as public representatives is to improve public services, and we could certainly do better in this area. The state of cancer waiting times in Northern Ireland is not only…
On a point of order, Mr Deputy Speaker. Will you confirm that the facilities in Parliament Buildings are the responsibility of the Assembly Commission, with all five political parties represented on it? Has the current policy, which was outlined by Mr Gaston, been challenged by any of the five political parties on the…
May is Women's Health Month. For many women and couples in Northern Ireland, the journey to parenthood is not straightforward; it is shaped by uncertainty, emotional strain and, too often, disappointment. Fertility treatment offers a real chance, but here that chance is more limited than it should be. We are falling…
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail what consideration she has given to the long-term impact on (i) recruitment; and (ii) retention, in further education if the pay disparity with school teachers remains unresolved.
To ask the Minister for the Economy (i) for her assessment of the role of further education lecturers in delivering her Department’s skills agenda; and (ii) to detail how this is reflected in current pay and workforce policy.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail how she ensures that her Department treats teaching roles across further education equitably with teaching roles in schools, particularly in terms of (i) remuneration; and (ii) recognition.
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail (i) how many breaches of Non-Molestation Orders have been recorded in each of the last five years; and (ii) how many of these breaches resulted in a prosecution.
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail what steps are being taken to (i) prevent repeated breaches of Non-Molestation Orders; and (ii) ensure that victims feel adequately safeguarded.
To ask the Minister of Finance whether the Department has assessed public confidence in Non-Molestation Orders as a protective measure, particularly among victims of domestic abuse.
To ask the Minister of Finance whether there are plans to review or strengthen the legislative framework underpinning Non-Molestation Orders to ensure they provide meaningful protection.
Minister, will you confirm that yours is the sponsoring Department for the legislation that governs council enforcement, and so, if that enforcement is not working, you have the opportunity, potentially, to review or change the legislation?
I support the motion, and I appreciate the Ulster Unionist Party's tabling it. The current approach to dog welfare in some council areas is simply not good enough. The system is inconsistent and under strain and, in some cases, results in healthy dogs being put down after just five days. That raises serious concerns…
To ask the Minister of Health (i) whether data is being collected on the mental health outcomes of mothers up to one year postpartum; and (ii) how this data is informing the design and delivery of services.
To ask the Minister of Health (i) for an update on the Regional Perinatal Mental Health Pathway; and (ii) for his assessment of whether it adequately addresses the long-term psychological impact of childbirth on women.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any support available for mothers who do not meet the threshold for clinical intervention but continue to experience mental health challenges after childbirth.