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Mr David Honeyford: Assembly records
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To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) whether her Department has received any reports of technical issues, affecting the integration between parking payment applications and traffic warden enforcement devices; and (ii) any steps she is taking to ensure motorists, who have made valid digital payments,…
To ask the Minister for Communities whether his Department has made any assessment of the merits of the Northern Ireland Local Government Officers' Superannuation Committee investing in infrastructure or the provision of housing.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail any investments currently held in Northern Ireland by the Northern Ireland Local Government Officers' Superannuation Committee.
We have had two pieces of energy legislation in two days. I thank the Minister for bringing this forward. I rise to support the Bill at its Second Stage. Alliance supports its proceeding to Committee Stage. However, I will spend some time to make my remarks, because supporting the Bill moving to the next stage is not…
I thank the Minister. Beyond the requirement for nursing provision that he mentioned in relation to the Department of Health, is he confident that enough adequately trained staff are available for the schemes to proceed?
Alliance fully supports the Bill, and I am glad to speak in favour of it. The debate is also an opportunity to highlight the fact that the Department needs to match the ambition of the legislation with the pace of transition to renewables as we go into the future. Repealing petroleum licensing is absolutely the right…
Minister, you have talked about the assessment, but assessments are one thing, and businesses need action. Mr Kearney talked about high-intensity users, and transport and manufacturing are two sectors that have been mentioned. You have just talked about the UK Government bringing that support through for manufacturing…
Thank you, Deputy Speaker. Energy is the basis of our economy. It underlies absolutely everything, and literally everything is built on it. The cost of everything is affected by it. I talk a lot about energy in this place, including in the Committee, and I enjoy doing so. The cost-of-living crisis is hurting people,…
I cannot believe that I am going to say this: I agree with a lot of what Phillip said, and I commend the motion. I talk a lot in here about energy, and we need to produce more of our own and transition to renewable. Energy costs, as Robbie said, are spiking because of war, and we have to protect people. Biomethane…
I have stood in the Chamber many times to celebrate my constituents' success in their clubs and sports clubs, and to remember those whom we are here to serve. That has to be at the heart of what we do. I want to take a moment to place on record my sincere congratulations to Lisnagarvey Hockey Club on its outstanding…
Universities are not just places of learning. They are vital to our economy. They are the engine of our economy and the catalyst for so many businesses that we are rightly proud of across Northern Ireland that create jobs, drive innovation and build prosperity. Their intellectual property is owned here, and that…
Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Response to the Cost-of-living Crisis”
Response to the Cost-of-living Crisis - Amendment 1 Leave out all after ‘lie with the British Government,’ and insert: ‘and the Executive has now agreed an enhanced support package for homes relying on heating oil, the delayed response from the Minister for Communities and Minister for the Economy has increased the…
To ask the Minister for the Economy whether she has sought clarity from HM Treasury on whether any Barnett consequentials will flow to the Northern Ireland Executive from the Exchequer funding element of the British Industrial Competitiveness Scheme.
To ask the Minister for the Economy whether any assessment has made of the impact on Northern Ireland manufacturers of their exclusion from the British Industrial Competitiveness Scheme, announced by the UK Government on 16 April 2026, given that the scheme applies to Great Britain only.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail any steps she is taking to ensure that Northern Ireland businesses benefit from the UK Government's Modern Industrial Strategy, given that a flagship intervention of that strategy, the British Industrial Competitiveness Scheme, explicitly excludes Northern Ireland.
I want to talk about the cost-of-living crisis that the motion refers to, and I want to talk about the evidence and the facts that have been spoken about and that we long to hear. People outside the Building are feeling its effects every day when they are heating their home, putting fuel in their car or filling up…
I welcome a couple of things in the deputy First Minister's answer in relation to the commitment to deliver in the Executive, including the delivery of Casement Park. Deputy First Minister, can you point to one tangible action that you or your colleague in your office have taken that has moved Casement Park closer to…
For weeks, I have been raising people's concerns about the cost of energy. My constituents feel it when they fill their oil tank, at the petrol pump and every time that they go to the shop. Right now, those costs continue to rise at an absolutely scandalous rate because of one simple truth: we are absolutely exposed…