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Mr David Honeyford: Assembly records

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

681 records match, page 16 of 28.

  1. Debate contribution: North-South Ministerial Council: Special EU Programmes

    • Ministerial Statement

    I thank the Minister for his statement. Can the Minister provide an assessment of how easy it is for groups, particularly smaller community groups, to access the current PEACE PLUS funding?

    Not flagged

  2. Debate contribution: 'Good Jobs' Employment Rights Bill

    • Ministerial Statements

    I welcome the Minister's coming to the Chamber. Hopefully, we will now see the 'good jobs' Bill move forward in order to protect workers and to provide a better business environment in Northern Ireland. I appreciate that the Minister listened to the issues that we raised, and I am pleased to see some movement in that…

    Not flagged

  3. Debate contribution: NI Trading Advantages: Planning Laws

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    Thank you, Minister, for your response. PRM, in my constituency, has seen significant growth in its business through dual market access. It has just completed a planning application to help it realise that. That took three years. That company is embedded in my community. Other people will not wait around for three…

    Not analysed

  4. Written question AQW 26161/22-27

    • Department of Health

    To ask the Minister of Health to detail (i) any engagement his Department has had with the South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust (SEHSCT) following its decision to cancel its summer schemes in Lisburn and Downpatrick; and (ii) any financial support his Department can offer to the SEHSCT to enable these summer…

    Not flagged

  5. Motion or amendment: Reducing Barriers to all-Ireland Student Mobility - Amendment 1

    • Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Reducing Barriers to all-Ireland Student Mobility”

    Reducing Barriers to all-Ireland Student Mobility - Amendment 1 Leave out all after ‘2025/26 academic year’ and insert: ‘recognises that there remain ongoing disparities in admissions that create unfair obstacles for students here seeking to access higher education institutions across the island of Ireland; notes the…

    Not flagged

  6. Motion or amendment: NI Water Funding and Governance - Amendment 1

    • Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “NI Water Funding and Governance”

    NI Water Funding and Governance - Amendment 1 After ‘network;’ insert: ‘notes that chronic underinvestment in our wastewater infrastructure is a major driver of waterway pollution and biodiversity loss, as well as blocking housebuilding and stifling economic growth; is concerned that NI Water’s current funding model…

    Not flagged

  7. Debate contribution: Respite Provision: South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust

    • Adjournment

    Once one person is there, nobody else can access it. Nobody else could access that facility because there was one person in it. That closed the whole place. That is the issue. That should not happen.

    Not flagged

  8. Debate contribution: Respite Provision: South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust

    • Adjournment

    My first proper job before I was self-employed was working in the Lisburn assessment and resource centre (LARC) in Seymour Hill garden centre, which provides job opportunities for adults with learning difficulties. They are days that I remember really fondly. Roll on to 2022, after the election, when I sat in Hilden…

    Not flagged

  9. Debate contribution: Autumn Statement 2024: Impact

    • Committee Business

    There is not much positivity to shout about in our economy and at a time of great uncertainty on the world stage, but I want to start with a few positives for local people by welcoming the increases for the lowest paid in our society and the benefit to our local economy with the rises in the national minimum wage and…

    Not flagged

  10. Motion or amendment: Impact of US Trade Tariffs on Northern Ireland’s Economy

    • Motion · Private Members' Motion

    Impact of US Trade Tariffs on Northern Ireland’s Economy That this Assembly expresses grave concern about the impact of US import tariffs on Northern Ireland’s economy; agrees that there are no winners in global trade wars and that the imposition of tariffs will put trade, businesses and jobs in Northern Ireland at…

    Not flagged

  11. Debate contribution: Budget 2025-26

    • Ministerial Statement

    Research and development, innovation and skills development are vital if we are to grow our economy and deliver a more productive, globally competitive economy. The Minister mentioned additional funding for skills, which is really welcome. How will the Budget support research and innovation across Departments,…

    Not flagged

  12. Debate contribution: US Trade Tariffs: Impact on Northern Ireland

    • Matter of the Day

    It is DUP/TUV bingo today. We get the usual lines trumpeted out just because it is a Trump tariff. They talk about Northern Ireland first, yet all we have heard about today is the priority of American companies and the tax that they will pay coming into the EU, not realising — I am not sure what has clicked — that we…

    Not flagged

  13. Debate contribution: Social Security Reform and Economic Inactivity

    • Private Members' Business

    The super-rich are those on a lot of money. Look at farmers. Farmers are being persecuted by the Government because the likes of Dyson and Jeremy Clarkson are buying up land. Those guys are taking advantage of the ordinary person on the ground. That is what I am talking about: the ordinary person on the ground is…

    Not flagged

  14. Debate contribution: Social Security Reform and Economic Inactivity

    • Private Members' Business

    It is morally wrong to raid our most vulnerable to plug a government spending gap while the super-rich continue to get richer. Something is seriously wrong in our society when the disposable income — the amount that is left to spend at the end of the week — of working people, be they nurses, health workers, teachers…

    Not flagged

  15. Debate contribution: Enhanced Investment Zone: Update

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    Given that we are only 2·8% of the UK population — smaller than some regional cities that have been targeted by the Government — and have access to EU and GB markets, has the whole of Northern Ireland been included in the enhanced investment zone?

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