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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.
I rise to celebrate some success for the people of Lagan Valley. I acknowledge and recognise the outstanding achievement of St Mary's Aghagallon GAC, which won the All-Ireland Scór na nÓg title at the weekend. It is a fantastic achievement for everybody at the club. That incredible result is richly deserved. It speaks…
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister whether their Department has carried out any overall evaluation of the Central Good Relations Fund, beyond monitoring individual funded projects.
It has been a really good and honest discussion — bar one contribution — that has been focused on people, but, with new Ulster Unionist leadership, we are getting new Ulster Unionist arrogance. Blaming the Alliance Party for criticising their Minister is pushing it to the absolute limit. The motion focuses on the…
I have raised the issue with the Department repeatedly, and it keeps coming back to me with talk about budgetary pressures. Frankly, the residents there should not be bearing the cost. The situation has been going on for more than 10 years. I welcome the Minister's response, however. I will send her the information so…
The Maze/Long Kesh site shows how vetoes are being used to block progress completely. Power-sharing was designed to help us work through difficult issues to share this place, not to place them indefinitely in the too-difficult-to-deal-with drawer. Does the First Minister accept that, while safeguards are essential,…
Mr Honeyford asked the Minister for Infrastructure whether she accepts that the community in the Ayrshire development in Lisburn in Lagan Valley, where residents bought houses in good faith but are living with unfinished, unadopted roads on which cars are getting damaged daily, should not be held responsible for a…
Retrofit Strategy This Assembly calls on the Minister for Communities to bring forward a retrofit strategy to deliver a decarbonised, energy-efficient housing stock that is equitable, affordable, and tailored to local needs thus supporting climate goals, reducing fuel poverty, and improving health outcomes.
To ask the Minister for Communities to outline any assessment he has made of the impact that the uncertainty around Sport NI funding is having on workforce retention.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to detail any discussions his Department has had with the UK Government, regarding the potential alignment of UK policy with the EU on the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, since its introduction in the Republic of Ireland.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to detail any assessment his Department has made of the potential impact of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, which has been introduced in the Republic of Ireland, on the Single Electricity Market.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail the rational as to why renewable energy, imported from Scotland or the Republic of Ireland, does not count towards Northern Ireland’s renewable energy targets.
To ask the Minister for the Economy whether Northern Ireland receives the statistical benefits of counting renewable energy, imported from the Republic of Ireland and Scotland, into the local grid.
To ask the Minister for the Economy whether she will follow the UK Government’s decision to reduce green levies on household energy bills, by making similar changes in Northern Ireland.
Mr Speaker, apologies for missing the very start of the statement. I really welcome the statement: it is essential that our voice is heard at the British-Irish Council, and it is positive that opportunities are created at it. The focus this time was on economic collaboration, which is vital for us, especially our arts…
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail any (i) work undertaken; and (ii) progress made by her Department, since September 2025, towards the development of a skills support service in Northern Ireland, comparable to Skillnet Ireland.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail when she expects the first auction under the Renewable Electricity Price Guarantee scheme, to take place.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, pursuant to AQW 5726/22-27, to detail a timescale for the completion of the A1 Junctions Phase 2, between Hillsborough and Loughbrickland.
I absolutely agree. I will go back to this point, because it has been made multiple times and it is false. Way back when the Assembly had just returned, Invest NI said that it did not have an example at that time. Invest NI has now said that it has multiple examples of businesses that are already here and that are…
Having an EU office in Belfast is about the practicalities for our businesses. They are screaming for information to enable them to move forward. Everybody who comes to the Economy Committee from business groups has asked for information. The fact is that, for the first time ever, our economy is growing at more than…
I did not want Brexit or vote for it, but, if you light a fire, there will be some smoke. This is the bit that might be uncomfortable for some: you created the smoke that we see. It is there because you created it. You wanted it, supported it and screamed for it, but we have a benefit now. Our economy —.