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Mr Colm Gildernew: Assembly records
All of Mr Colm Gildernew’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.
I agree that work is a crucial part of it, Pam. Does that indicate that the Members opposite will support the 'good jobs' Bill that will, hopefully, come through soon?
Since the formation of our Committee, members have maintained a strong and continuing interest in the development of the anti-poverty strategy. We recognise that poverty is one of the most serious and persistent challenges facing communities across the North. It affects children, women, older people, disabled people,…
I thank the Minister for his statement. There is some really good value in those announcements, but will there be a further round of funding, Minister, to build on that momentum?
To ask the Minister for Communities, pursuant to AQW 44577/22-27, to detail any legal cases his Department is currently involved in, not including benefit fraud, or debt recovery enforcement action.
To ask the Minister for Communities, pursuant to AQW 45868/22-27, whether he will make available the minutes of all meetings attended by him or his officials, where the Place-Name Project was discussed.
To ask the Minister for Communities, pursuant to AQW 45868/22-27, whether he will make all email discussions involving officials from his Department, pertaining to the Place-Name Project, publicly available.
Gordon Lyons has failed to bring forward an Irish language strategy. The DUP is attempting to gaslight people, but the evidence of its hostility and disrespect is clear for everyone to see, including right now. The DUP Minister for Communities is responsible for bringing forward an Irish language strategy, but he has…
Barriers to Remote Working across the Island of Ireland That this Assembly recognises the value of the all-island labour market, with the Ireland and Northern Ireland: A joint census publication 2021-2022 finding that over 18,000 workers regularly travel both ways across the border for work; acknowledges the barriers…
Impact of BrexitTen Years On That this Assembly acknowledges that 23 June 2026 marks ten years since the Brexit referendum; notes that the European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Act 2020 was enacted, despite 56 per cent of voters in this jurisdiction having voted to remain in the EU; further acknowledges that Brexit…
To ask the Minister of Health to detail (i) any correspondence received from the Western Health and Social Care Trust in relation to a new emergency general surgery service at the South West Acute Hospital, and (ii) any responses issued from (a) his Department; and (b) the Strategic Planning and Performance Group.
Go raibh maith agat, a Leas-Cheann Comhairle. I start by thanking the Members for tabling the motion on the local growth fund. At the time of the Brexit referendum in 2016, Sinn Féin warned that leaving the EU would inevitably mean the loss of EU funding, which would be catastrophic for the North. The British…
I will raise the issue of the collapse of the Place-Name Project on the watch of the Minister for Communities. Continued funding of £90,000 per annum for that project would mean only a fraction of the funding that the Minister has announced for his pet projects. He is a Minister who can spend over £700,000 on musical…
Report on Engagement with Local Government on the Draft Anti-Poverty Strategy (NIA 162/22-27) That this Assembly notes the Committee for Communities’ Report on Engagement with Local Government on the draft Anti-Poverty Strategy; and calls on the Minister for Communities and the Executive to implement the…