All of Ms Connie Egan’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 Assembly Commission for its assessment of the affordability of the provision of catering for voluntary and charity groups visiting Parliament Buildings.
To ask the Minister of Health (i) for his assessment of the report A Workforce Fit for the Future: RCGPNI Retention Strategy; and (ii) whether he will implement the recommendations arising from the report.
To ask the Minister for Communities whether a feasibility study for Grey Point Fort, Helen’s Bay, will be included in his Department's budget for 2024-25.
Minister, earlier this year, there was a horrendous incident in North Down, when a child who was leaving school was hit by a car on the Bryansburn Road. What will the Minister do to put urgent safety measures in place on the Bryansburn Road in Bangor to make sure that children walking to and from Grange Park Primary…
I was recently interviewed for a school project by a teenager called Alicia, who is from Millisle in our constituency. The interview was about pollution and environmental sustainability, but she is also a keen member of the Young Farmers' Clubs of Ulster. Young people get that we cannot pit environment and agriculture…
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister (i) for their assessment of the reason the Northern Ireland Strategic Migration Partnership closed; and (ii) whether their Department has carried out any formal evaluation of the partnership.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail the work being carried out to ensure completion of the statutory duty to promote equality of opportunity for all visa holders.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister for an update on the Dispersal Fund, including a breakdown of its allocation by local council area.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail the (i) financial; and (ii) transition support provided to asylum seekers who enter roles on the Shortage Occupation List.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail when (i) the Ending Violence against Women and Girls strategic framework will be approved; and (ii) the associated implementation plan will commence.
To ask the Minister for the Economy (i) whether funding for the Skill Up Programme will be made available in the 2024-25 financial year; and (ii) for an update on the evaluation the 2023-24 Skill Up Programme.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, pursuant to AQW 6866/22-27, why work to install a new pedestrian crossing on Bloomfield Road, Bangor, has not commenced.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail the steps being taken to reduce the waiting list of large families seeking long-term social housing in North Down.
Independent Environmental Protection Agency - Amendment 3 At end insert: ‘; and further calls on the Executive to urgently approve the Environmental Improvement Plan for Northern Ireland.’
My heart breaks for every person impacted by the atrocities in Gaza without exception, and I support the motion. It should not cause controversy to stand in the Chamber and clearly state that we need to see an end to the horrific violence in Gaza. The grave war crimes go beyond any sense or reason in this world. I…
Thank you, deputy First Minister, for the update. I note your comments about the body being solely about internal UK matters and trade. I want some reassurance that we are not missing out on other opportunities. Trade does not exist in a vacuum; it links into other opportunities in areas such as higher or further…
I rise to talk about a very important issue in my constituency of North Down. Last Thursday, Bright Sparks Preschool in Crawfordsburn received the devastating news that the preschool building's registration had been removed, deeming it, therefore, as not fit for purpose or safe for pupils to be inside. That is of…
Bright Sparks Pre-School To ask the Minister of Education to outline what action he will take to ensure children attending Bright Sparks Preschool, Crawfordsburn, can continue with their education after their building was found not to be compliant with Standard 14 of the Childminding and Daycare Minimum Standards.
To ask the Minister of Education to detail the date he became aware of the outcome of a building condition survey carried out in June 2023 by the Education Authority into Bright Sparks Preschool, Crawfordsburn.
Thank you, Health Minister, for coming to the Chamber today. The decision to relocate the Bangor and Newtownards minor injury units to the Ulster Hospital came from the No More Silos action plan. That was clearly stated in the consultation from the South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust around the future provision…