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Mr Danny Donnelly: Assembly records
All of Mr Danny Donnelly’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
I thank the Minister for his answer. It has been a long-developing issue. I am glad to hear that the Minister will share that report with the Committee. The project is 10 years behind. The cost is now expected to be in excess of £97 million, and with this work, I expect, there will be a price tag as well. What is that…
As chair of the all-party group on learning disability, I welcome the Minister's statement. It may not be everything that everyone had hoped for, but I hope that it is a turning point and a start that can and should be built on, with the other Departments, to ensure improved provision for all our young people with…
Does the Minister believe that the strategic rating review road map set out by his predecessor is still the best course of action to enable a much-needed comprehensive review of the rating system?
I want to be clear that the violence that I saw last week in my home town of Larne, in Ballymena and across Northern Ireland must be condemned in the strongest possible terms. The people of Northern Ireland lived through a generation in which violence was used to police identity and belonging, and we all know where…
Seán Neeson was far more than just an elected representative in East Antrim: he was incredibly popular in his community, and he served the people of the area with unwavering dedication, humility and integrity from his first election to council in 1977 to stepping down in 2013. Although Seán had stepped back from the…
Mr Donnelly asked the Minister of Finance whether he will outline the progress that has been made to date on the planned strategic review of rating for 2025-26.
To ask the Minister of Health, in light of the March 2025 NI Audit Office report Health and Social Care Imaging Services, how he is going to ensure increased availability of CT scans, given that timely access to these is crucial for stroke treatments.
To ask the Minister of Health, following the March 2025 NI Audit Office report Health and Social Care Imaging Services, what sites are being considered for the expansion of imaging services.
To ask the Minister of Health how many people died of sepsis in the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust in each of the last five years, broken down by hospital.
On a point of order, Madam Principal Deputy Speaker. During his responses to the supplementary questions following the question for urgent oral answer earlier today, the Health Minister stated that he had shared the support and intervention framework with Health Committee members. I have not received it, and I checked…
Minister, when the behaviour became public knowledge, you said in the Chamber that six patients had had their operations cancelled. Given that cardiac patients are very ill and at risk of life-threatening events until they get surgery, are you aware of how long it took for those six patients to get their operations…
Mr Donnelly asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister what evidence they have seen, if any, that provision of public services in schools, hospitals and housing is impacted by illegal immigration.
Belfast Health and Social Care Trust: Accountability and Oversight Arrangements To ask the Minister of Health to outline what Level 5 of his Department’s performance accountability process entails in relation to the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust Cardiac Services Review Recommendations.
To ask the Minister of Health whether a final decision has been made in relation to remedial works to address the contamination issues in the water treatment system at the new Maternity Hospital.
To ask the Minister of Health to outline (i) what funding is required to deliver the Community Pharmacy Strategic Plan 2030; (ii) what business cases including transformational bids, he has submitted to secure this funding; and (iii) the timescale for delivery of this Plan.
June marks the launch of the 2025 active travel challenge, which is a brilliant initiative that encourages people across Northern Ireland to leave the car at home and to instead walk, cycle, wheel or use public transport for their everyday journeys. I am delighted to be taking part myself. This morning, I came here…
I preface the debate by saying that East Antrim is no better or worse than anywhere else in Northern Ireland or, indeed, the UK. The issue of drug-related harm affects every part of our region. However, East Antrim has recently witnessed several tragic drug-related deaths, alongside a BBC documentary that showed the…
It is incredibly concerning to hear this today, Minister. A wait for cardiac surgery is a very frightening time in a patient's life, and to hear that that has been going on in the service is very concerning. Can you tell us what the impact on the cardiac service will be?
Thank you, Madam Principal Deputy Speaker. I thank everybody for their contributions today. It was very striking that the contributions from across the Chamber were very similar, so there seems to be unanimity on the experiences across Northern Ireland. I thank the DUP Members in particular for their amendment, which…
Addressing climate change is the greatest challenge of our time, and cooperation on the issue is very welcome. Minister, when will the third Northern Ireland climate change adaptation programme (NICCAP3) be published?
Does the Minister recognise the risk that the delay in HPV testing capacity poses to the timely detection of cervical cancer, particularly for women in more deprived areas, where screening uptake is already low?