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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.
Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Future EU Relationship”
Future EU Relationship - Amendment 1 After 'under EU law,' insert: 'urgent delivery of a comprehensive and ambitious UK-EU veterinary and sanitary and phytosanitary agreement, an electronic travel authorisation tourist exemption for international visitors coming to Northern Ireland from Ireland,’
To ask the Minister for the Economy whether his Department has plans to review the current ApprenticeshipsNI programme to extend the support it provides to other forms of apprenticeship such as workplace or training provider-led schemes.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail any work his Department has carried out on the likely impact on trade, particularly in packaged goods, of the General Product Safety Regulation in Northern Ireland.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any plans his Department has to extend the on-street residents only parking zones, with particular reference to Lagan Valley.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the average response time from each Roads Division to reports received from elected representatives in the last three years.
To ask the Minister for Communities for an update on the current figure available from his Department for the Casement Park project, given the £62.5 million figure originally set aside in 2011.
Minister, you talked about the success of Go Succeed. Will you give your assessment of its success when you have benchmarked it against similar schemes in GB or the South?
Thank you for giving way. I appreciate that developers want to get the final surface on and be done with it, but, in the Ayrshire development in Lisburn, the developer has been allowed to build multiple phases without the sewers even having been agreed for approval, which then causes exactly those problems. Do you…
I welcome the Minister's statement. Alliance welcomes the specific work of InterTradeIreland on energy innovation and technology towards decarbonisation. If we can solve that crisis, we can open up a different world of opportunities here, as we all acknowledge. The Minister spoke a minute ago about resource. Is the…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure what input his Department will have into the development of any aviation strategy agreed by the Executive, relating to road and rail access, further to York Aviation's Air Connectivity to Support Inbound Tourism and Business Growth report submitted to the Department for the…
I thank the Member for giving way. This is a debate on RHI, which is really serious, and we have had very serious contributions from the DUP, from the Ulster Unionists, from me, from Sinn Féin and from People Before Profit about this debate, yet the SDLP — the official Opposition — has chosen to attack Alliance…
I said in a debate just before recess that RHI is the subject that causes dread and fear in the Assembly, but it is important that we deal with the past not for the sake of ticking a box or having a report but to actually allow us to move forward and build confidence in the Assembly for the future. The Audit Office…
To ask the Minister for Communities to outline (i) how many Northern Ireland Football League Clubs are based in local council-owned facilities; and (ii) of those, how many are leased on long-term rental agreements from their local council.
Thank you, Madam Principal Deputy Speaker. Speaking as the Alliance Party spokesperson on the economy, I feel that this is the stuff where business meets community. It shows that there is potential, and it enthuses me that we can actually control change from the Assembly and make a huge difference right across this…
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail any actions carried out by her Department further to the publication of the Law Commission’s Report on Land Law - NILC 8 in 2010 and its recommendation that the two pieces of draft legislation, Land Law Reform and Ground Rents, should be implemented in full.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure how often issues have been reported, particularly in rural areas, as a result of street lights being removed or permanently switched off since the implementation of RSPPG E072 in August 2015.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) why replacement LED lights on NIE Networks poles have been removed in areas of Lagan Valley when they were not at the end of their serviceable life; (ii) the cost of the replacement LED lights; and (iii) the cost of the original lights.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the locations where street lights have been (i) removed; and (ii) permanently turned off since 19 August 2015.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for an update on the revised street lighting policy, RSPPG E072, applicable from 19 August 2015, specifically with reference as to whether it is being correctly implemented and providing value for money.
Thank you, Mr Deputy Speaker. I was about to say that this place works best when we all work together. Moving on, it is important to put everything out there and work our way through the process. I raised my concerns again in the Economy Committee last week, on 16 October. We are being asked to make a decision but not…
I thank the Minister for addressing the issue. It comes down to having the worst of both worlds. What proposals will he bring forward to address the issue, even in the new year, and level the playing field for Lisburn traders?
Thank you, Deputy Speaker. I want to set out my party's position. It is with regret that we debate this. The controversy around RHI alone warranted better engagement with the Committee and the groups that represent RHI boiler owners. "RHI": three letters that terrify some people, horrify others and, further, have left…