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Mr David Brooks: Assembly records

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

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  1. Debate contribution: Criminal Bar Association: Withdrawal of Services

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    I thank the Minister for her response. I heard some exasperation in her voice when she described the past couple of meetings that she had had as having been constructive but probably without bearing fruit. At any stage in the future would she consider bringing in external mediation to try to move things along?

    Not analysed

  2. Debate contribution: EU Customs Fee on Small Parcels

    • Private Members' Business

    Does the Member accept that we have a difference of opinion on what would solve the problem? Equally, being entirely in the UK would solve the issues. Sovereignty is not disconnected from the realities of the situation that businesses face with parcels and so on. It is about taking a decision about which side of a…

    Not flagged

  3. Debate contribution: EU Customs Fee on Small Parcels

    • Private Members' Business

    I beg to move Thank you, Madam Principal Deputy Speaker. The motion goes to the very heart of what the DUP has consistently said: Northern Ireland should not and must not be treated as a place apart within the United Kingdom. When it is, the result is damaging for ordinary men and women, consumers, families and…

    Not flagged

  4. Debate contribution: British-Irish Council: Forty-fourth Summit

    • Ministerial Statement

    I thank the deputy First Minister for her contribution so far. I represent a constituency that has Titanic Studios and Loop Studios, as well as myriad other creative industries, and they will be glad to hear about the work that is going on on their behalf. I will move on to one of the other important issues, and the…

    Not flagged

  5. Debate contribution: EU Office in Belfast

    • Private Members' Business

    Will the Member acknowledge that, when his colleague spoke in the debate, she referenced that this was as much about Irish citizens who felt disenfranchised from Europe, having been part of an area that had left Europe, feeling that connection again? In itself, that says that this is about symbolism and the…

    Not flagged

  6. Debate contribution: EU Office in Belfast

    • Private Members' Business

    In following the previous contributor, I remind people that the UK left the European Union as part of the UK's largest ever democratic exercise — something that you will not see in places such as Venezuela that other parties have tended to support until now. Today, we are asked to consider a motion calling for the…

    Not flagged

  7. Motion or amendment: Rejecting the New EU Customs Fee on Small Parcels

    • Motion · Private Members' Motion

    Rejecting the New EU Customs Fee on Small Parcels That this Assembly notes with concern the European Union’s decision to introduce a new customs fee for small parcels from 1 July 2026; expresses alarm that if imposed on Northern Ireland, these charges will increase the cost of goods sourced from Great Britain, whilst…

    Not flagged

  8. Debate contribution: Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland: Resignation

    • Question for Urgent Oral Answer

    Minister, you were asked about the matter directly on 17 June 2024 in the Chamber and asked whether the Police Ombudsman should step aside. You did not inform the Assembly then that the ombudsman had previously tendered her resignation. Why did you withhold that important information?

    Not flagged

  9. Debate contribution: European Parliament Observer Status

    • Private Members' Business

    Not at the moment, thank you. During the Brexit process, unionists were lectured about protecting the agreement in all its parts — every jot and tittle, we were told — but here we are again, faced with a proposal that seeks to trample on those very principles. While working in the European Parliament, I heard not only…

    Flagged Constitutional question, Brexit, the Windsor Framework and sovereignty Criteria met: Identity framing, Dog-whistle messaging.

  10. Debate contribution: European Parliament Observer Status

    • Private Members' Business

    The motion is not harmless, as has been articulated, not only by my colleague Mr Buckley but by Dr Aiken and in the previous speech from the Benches opposite. It wishes to strike at the very foundation of Northern Ireland's constitutional position. The Belfast and St Andrews Agreements were crystal clear: on issues of…

    Not flagged

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