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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.
On Saturday night, I had the pleasure of being at Windsor Park to cheer on Lisburn Rangers Ladies in the Women's Challenge Cup final. What a story and journey those girls have been on. Four years ago, they were in the lowest division, just starting out. After being promoted year-on-year, this season was their first in…
Mr Honeyford asked the Minister for Infrastructure to commit to reviewing on-street parking in Lisburn, given that its traders are disadvantaged compared with those in other local towns, such as Banbridge and Portadown, which have an hour's free on-street parking, and Belfast, which has paid on-street parking for two…
To ask the Minister for Communities for his assessment of the risk to the budget of Sport NI for grassroots and elite sports, over the remaining Assembly mandate.
Rejuvenating our High Streets and Town Centres (Revised Wording) That this Assembly recognises the importance of thriving high streets and town centres to the economic vibrancy and social fabric of our communities; further recognises the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, the economic downturn and changing consumer…
Last week, the Minister announced the really welcome regional balance direction, saying that it will require recruitment of additional specialist staff. Setting aside those new staff, what further work will now be undertaken to ensure that Invest NI starts doing things differently and delivers a more efficient…
I want to take a minute to highlight the success of another Lagan Valley sports team and congratulate Dromara GAC on its season. It won the league in the summer and is now through to the championship final on Friday night. Sport has the ability to unite our community like nothing else. When you add a bit of success to…
I welcome this afternoon's statement from the Minister. He referenced the regional balance of the economy and the positive economic outlook for the area. Will he provide an update on the current envisaged economic benefit to Tyrone and Derry from the new A5 road? Are any estimated figures available?
I thank the Minister for his response, his commitment to looking at the issues and his actions taken. Will he provide an update on his Department's work on the green growth strategy?
I thank the Minister for his response. How will the current funding be used to support farmers through a just transition towards a more sustainable agriculture sector?
I thank the Minister. I love the ambition, and I welcome the statement today. The Minister mentioned working across other Departments, and the plan talks about net zero, green energy, inward investment, business growth, development zones and so on, and I welcome all of that. The fundamental problem with all that,…
Peace and Peacebuilding Mission in Programme for Government That this Assembly welcomes the publication of the draft Programme for Government; recognises that the finalised Programme for Government should include a stand-alone Mission on Peace and Peacebuilding; further recognises that peacebuilding, reconciliation,…
Thank you for outlining the time frames of what we are doing. This is a vital upgrade of the A1, and, as others have said, the safety element is paramount. Is there anything that the Department can do in the short term to improve safety on the road now?
Shared Island Youth Forum That this Assembly endorses the Shared Island Youth Forum's vision and values for a Shared Future on the island of Ireland; acknowledges the importance of the visions for sustainability, opportunity, wellbeing, culture and equality set out in the Forum's Outcome Statement; notes the Forum’s…
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs what engagement he has had with the UK Government on the need for financial support for agriculture.
To ask the Minister of Education to detail any plans his Department has to ensure school transport arrangements begin from when the school term starts, and not the arbitrary date of 1 September.
I thank the Minister for giving way. Since you stopped, I want to tease the issue out. Do you agree that it would be really useful to have that blueprint? Councils have local development plans, but it would be useful if the energy sector had a Northern Ireland and all-island development plan for where infrastructure…
I beg to move Thank you, Mr Deputy Speaker. A green new deal is our future. For the economy to grow faster, we need to develop and scale our indigenous businesses, helping them to develop products for export, but we also need inward investment to create jobs here and bring capital investment to Northern Ireland. That…
We tabled an amendment to the motion to say that the issue is a direct result of Brexit, but it was not accepted. Alliance never called for trade barriers or asked for Brexit. We campaigned against Brexit. At the time, we highlighted what its consequences would be and said that there would never be a good version of…