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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 qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.

944 records match, page 6 of 38.

  1. Debate contribution: School Uniforms (Trousers) Bill: Second Stage

    • Committee Business

    Does the Member accept that our position, as it has been laid out and although it is different from hers, is that schools should have autonomy to decide those things? It is not about appointing anyone, least of all men specifically, to make those decisions; it is about school leadership. Some school leaders will be…

    Not qualifying

  2. Debate contribution: School Uniforms (Trousers) Bill: Second Stage

    • Committee Business

    I recognise that the Member is being genuine, as all Members have been as they have laid out their reasoning, and I have some sympathy with that. However, Northern Ireland is being portrayed almost as an outlier. Does she accept that such legislation is not present in England or in the Republic of Ireland and that,…

    Not qualifying

  3. Debate contribution: Education Inspections Bill: Extension of Committee Stage

    • Committee Business

    I will say a few words rather make a lengthy speech. The Justice Bill is coming up, and I am sure that my colleague Mr Frew will have that covered. I rise not to oppose the Committee Stage extension but just to place on record my party's view, which the Chair has reflected, that the deadline should not be a target but…

    Not qualifying

  4. Debate contribution: Race Relations Framework

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    I echo the sentiments that racism is always wrong, but one of the pressures that are causing frustration is the lack of social and affordable housing, particularly in our most deprived communities. That has been exacerbated by Mears's operation. Sinn Féin has been vocal in criticising the Irish Government for their…

    Not qualifying

  5. Debate contribution: Invest NI: Board Appointments

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    The Minister said that the candidates were presented to her for selection. Were the candidates presented to her in rank order? If so, which specific skills, expertise and experience did Peter Lynch display that made him particularly appointable?

    Not analysed

  6. Debate contribution: Net Zero Targets: Critical Infrastructure

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    — that will no doubt be the first of many court cases. Our net zero targets are hampering the A5 project, and they will hamper the York Street interchange scheme. Experts say that they will affect pretty much every major road project that is proposed for this place. Is he willing to continue to risk lives and economic…

    Not analysed

  7. Debate contribution: Racially Motivated Riots

    • Matter of the Day

    I join my colleague Mr Brett in saying, without hesitation, that violence is wrong. Our party has always said that. Attacking the police, who have nothing to do with the grievances expressed, is wrong. Burning buses and cars is wrong. Forcing families from their homes is wrong: it is wrong whenever those people are…

    Qualifying Immigration, asylum, race, ethnicity and Travellers Criteria met: Identity framing, Sectarian or communal antagonism, Dog-whistle messaging.

  8. Topical question AQT 2444/22-27

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    Mr Brooks asked the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, having pointed out that his colleague Pam Cameron dealt neatly with issues regarding agriculture, to detail what engagement he has had with other Ministers to resolve issues with making progress on critical infrastructure, which has hit a…

    Not qualifying

  9. Written question AQW 48456/22-27

    • Department of Health

    To ask the Minister of Health to detail the number of service users who were affected by the data breach reported within the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust Imaging Service on 6 May 2026, including (i) the nature of the breach; (ii) the categories of information involved; (iii) the number of individuals notified;…

    Not qualifying

  10. Debate contribution: Justice Bill: Consideration Stage

    • Executive Committee Business

    Like many of those who have spoken before me, I will first speak to amendments Nos 74 and 75, and then I will turn to amendment No 90 that my colleague Mr Frew worked cross-party to draft, and which will increase the powers to confiscate e-scooters and scramblers, which is particularly relevant to my constituency.…

    Not qualifying

  11. Debate contribution: Justice Bill: Consideration Stage

    • Executive Committee Business

    I thank the Member for giving way. Having just listened to the Minister's contribution, I understand that one reason why we have a legal limit for alcohol is that alcohol is a legal substance. There are prescription drugs and so on, but should it not be the case with illegal drugs that any amount detected should be…

    Not qualifying

  12. Written question AQW 48200/22-27

    • Department of Justice

    To ask the Minister of Justice whether she has any plans to introduce legislation, similar to Sections five and Section six of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022, to ensure that, when police driving incidents are investigated or prosecuted, appropriate weight is given to the specialist training received…

    Not qualifying

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