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Mr Daniel McCrossan: Assembly records
All of Mr Daniel McCrossan’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 for Communities, following comments by the Speaker at the conclusion of Question Time on 12 March 2024, whether he intends to revise or revisit his previous responses to Members.
Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Setting Ambitious Targets for Job Creation”
Setting Ambitious Targets for Job Creation - Amendment 1 Leave out all after ‘Minister for the Economy to’ and insert: ‘produce ambitious, time-bound and measurable targets to grow and regionally rebalance the Northern Ireland economy, including through creating 5,000 new tech jobs, with an associated financial…
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to outline the cost of the Executive Office’s visit to the United States of America for St Patrick's Day.
To ask the Minister of Health what his Department is doing to increase the vaccination rate up to 95 per cent, as recommended by the World Health Organisation.
To ask the Minister of Health what progress his Department has made in implementing the recommendations contained in the May 2023 Northern Ireland Audit Office report into pre-school vaccinations.
To ask the Minister of Education what measures are in place to ensure that pupils with a statement of special educational needs will receive a school place before the start of term in September 2024.
To ask the Minister for the Economy for his assessment of the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency's cautioning of the fall in jobs figures, contained in the Quarterly Employment Survey, were not statistically significant.
To ask the Minister for Communities (i) for his assessment of the Northern Ireland Audit Office report that states there has been a lack of significant progress on the main child poverty indicators; and (ii) what he plans he will put in place to address this.
To ask the Minister for Communities whether he will set targets for poverty reduction and a focus on early intervention and preventative actions, as highlighted in the Northern Ireland Audit Office report on the 2016-22 Child Poverty strategy.
To ask the Minister for Communities for his assessment of the Northern Ireland Audit Office report that highlights (i) a lack of understanding of accountability arrangements; and (ii) a lack of joined-up working in the delivery of the 2016-22 Child Poverty strategy.
Minister, at the Communities Committee, we were told that a recruitment pause, temporary promotions and staff leaving had exacerbated a major problem in the Department, particularly in developing strategies or getting them completed. When will the Minister publish an action plan to turn the staff crisis in his…
I thank the Member for giving way. He makes a very valid and important point. Members of the public who are looking in on this place see the motions being debated and, obviously, the results of those debates and are interpreting them as actual changes to their reality. Does the Member agree that that is not entirely…
Following on from my colleague Maolíosa McHugh, I add my congratulations to Jude Gallagher on what has been an exceptional achievement. The whole of Tyrone is extremely proud of him and his achievements, and we wish him well. I rise to outline concern about Strabane town centre. From 2019, a project has been sitting…
Mr McCrossan asked the Minister for Communities, in light of his Department having approximately 700 fewer staff than is needed, whether he will draw up a workforce succession plan to manage the recruitment and retention problems, the consequent skill set deficit and the significant number of temporary promotions…