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Mr Danny Baker: Assembly records

All of Mr Danny Baker’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.

538 records match, page 18 of 22.

  1. Motion or amendment: Improving Procurement Practices for Schools

    • Motion · Private Members' Motion

    Improving Procurement Practices for Schools That this Assembly acknowledges the vital importance of ensuring schools have access to high-quality goods and services that meet their particular needs; notes that public procurement policy does not prohibit schools from directly procuring low cost goods and services in a…

    Not qualifying

  2. Debate contribution: Controlled Schools: Support Arrangements

    • Ministerial Statement

    On a point of order, Mr Deputy Speaker. In reply to my question, the Minister said: "do not judge me by one's own sectarian standards." There is not a sectarian bone in my body, Minister. If you cannot take the question, you may be in the wrong job. We will be ready for you on Wednesday, believe me.

    Uncertain: close call Sectarianism, hate crime and community relations Criteria met: Controversy escalation.

  3. Debate contribution: Controlled Schools: Support Arrangements

    • Ministerial Statement

    The Minister is intent on establishing a new managing authority for the controlled sector, contrary to the recommendations of the independent review. Adding that to the case over the weekend of £700,000 investment to a school, will the Minister accept that there may be a perception that he and his Department are…

    Not qualifying

  4. Debate contribution: Emergency Food Parcels for Children

    • Private Members' Business

    I thank the Members for tabling this important motion. Many families, children and young people are being impacted on by the increasing cost of living. Rising food, energy and transport costs are having a profoundly negative impact on many. As a result of those pressures, families with children and young people have…

    Not qualifying

  5. Debate contribution: Classroom Assistants

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    I thank the Minister for his answer. On that basis, Minister, will you give further reassurance to classroom assistants that you will continually consult with their trade unions and ensure that their pay and conditions and future pathways reflect their vital role in the classroom?

    Not analysed

  6. Topical question AQT 924/22-27

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    Mr Baker asked the Minister of Education, having pointed out that he had been contacted by scores of classroom assistants who are concerned about their future and having acknowledged that the Minister has touched on this topic in his answers, to confirm that the vital contribution played by classroom assistants is…

    Not qualifying

  7. Motion or amendment: Supporting Learning Pathways for our Young People

    • Motion · Private Members' Motion

    Supporting Learning Pathways for our Young People That this Assembly recognises the fundamental importance of education in enabling our children and young people to reach their full potential, develop their skills, and prepare them for life; further recognises that the education system must support and accommodate the…

    Not qualifying

  8. Debate contribution: Transforming Education for Children with Special Educational Needs

    • Ministerial Statement

    Minister, I agree that real change is needed. For far too long, families have had to fight daily for the support that their children deserve. Children with special educational needs have been failed. Due to the lack of special schools, children who should have a place do not, and they have been placed in a specialist…

    Not qualifying

  9. Motion or amendment: Voluntary Contributions in Schools

    • Motion · Private Members' Motion

    Voluntary Contributions in Schools That this Assembly notes that the practice of requesting voluntary contributions is common in many schools; recognises that the need for voluntary contributions is a consequence of the underfunding of our schools over a long period of time; acknowledges that many families feel…

    Not qualifying

  10. Debate contribution: Defibrillators in Schools: Funding

    • Ministerial Statement

    Thank you, Minister, for the statement on that important initiative. I suppose that you have sort of answered my question, which just follows up on the importance of the devices being registered. There were some in my community that were not registered. After we got them registered, they were used within a week to…

    Not qualifying

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