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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.
It is the start of Good Relations Week, and this is a massive missed opportunity on which we will look back with regret. I have heard Members here talk about the missed opportunity of the Maze/Long Kesh site, and that stadium should have been built. The same people were saying back then that we cannot have that…
To ask the Minister of Finance whether he plans to introduce legislation to protect private apartment owners from disproportionate increases in management company fees.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail any additional measures his Department can take to protect individuals from rogue traders who are exploiting existing loopholes.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the findings of any rural impact assessment that was carried out as part of the new street lighting policy.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether his Department will review (i) road markings; (ii) signage; and (iii) other safety issues for the entry points to rural villages, particularly in reference to Diamond Road, Dromore, in order to improve road users' awareness and the safety of pedestrians.
Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Great Britain to Northern Ireland Trade”
Great Britain to Northern Ireland Trade - Amendment 2 Leave out all after ‘moving goods from Great Britain to Northern Ireland;’ and insert: ‘further recognises that these difficulties are a direct result of Brexit; and welcomes the UK Government’s efforts to deliver an ambitious Sanitary and Phytosanitary agreement…
Thank you, Mr Deputy Speaker. I declare an interest that I am a member of the Federation of Small Businesses, which is in the Register of Members' Interests. I do not often stand here and thank DUP Members for tabling a motion, but I thank Paul and Diane today. Paul said about people not engaging with the federation.…
Given that we live on an island and that this is an issue right across it, can the Minister give us more information on the engagement that he has had with his counterparts in the South?
Removing the Barriers to Green Growth That this Assembly recognises that fair and just growth in the green economy is vital for securing Northern Ireland’s economic future and delivering on our Net Zero commitments; welcomes work from the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to bring forward a Green…
To ask the Minister for Communities whether he will introduce funding for the installation of energy efficiency and decarbonisation measures for low-income families in domestic properties.
Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Late Payments in the Public Sector”
Late Payments in the Public Sector - Amendment 1 Leave out all after ‘Executive target’ and insert: ‘, covering departments, their agencies and arm’s-length bodies, and local government, for payment of at least 90 per cent of invoices within five days for work completed; and further calls on the Minister to work with…
Opposition to Racism That this Assembly condemns the criminal damage and targeting of businesses in recent days; rejects all forms of Islamophobia, xenophobia and racism; endorses the work of voluntary sector organisations combatting racism and supporting those impacted by it; recognises the work of the Police Service…
OK. Thank you, Mr Deputy Speaker. I welcome this debate and I associate myself with Robbie and Paul's comments about the loss, in devastating circumstances, last year in Moira. There have been others in the area. As has been said, we have a real problem in our villages in Lagan Valley. That is evident in Hillsborough…
Thank you Principal Deputy Speaker, and I definitely do not think that you are too old to be going to a live event. That is terrible. Given how important live events are to our tourism industry, will the new tourism action plan that is being developed outline how the Department will strategically promote our own,…
Thank you for your answer. Will you set out the work, then, that the economic policy division that is part of your Department has carried out since restoration?
Regrettably, in relation to the previous question, we are down to the wire on a timeline for Casement Park. Can the First Minister give us a timeline for the Maze/Long Kesh site? I welcome what she has just said about it, but we need to get on and see the potential for all our community so that we can benefit.
This is just to give you an extra minute, so that we can hear you develop your strategy. Can you outline three issues or solutions that the SDLP would like to see, so that we can, at least, have something we can move forward with debating?
As my party's spokesperson on the economy, I will come at this from the economic perspective. Our economy has been in deficit since the 1930s. Something has to change. We can no longer continue year on year to do the same thing and, effectively, need to be bailed out each year. A region of lack, with its people moving…
Mr Honeyford asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, in light of the recent release of economic data, to outline the role of the Executive Office in setting economic policy.
Alliance believes in better: breaking down division and working for a shared future are what drive us. In a tourism context, that means attracting more visitors and greater spend into our economy. With 83% of visitors coming to this island through the South, we, collectively, should work hard to remove barriers — any…
I recently wrote an Alliance Party opinion piece that was published in the 'The Irish News' that laid out Alliance's position on working to rebalance the economy across this island and within these islands. It referenced collaboration between Invest NI and the IDA, so I thank the SDLP for bringing forward a lot of…