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Ms Diana Armstrong: Assembly records
All of Ms Diana Armstrong’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
Minister, your Department is in possession of thousands of acres of farmland across Tyrone. It is unclear whether, following the judgement, your Department can still hold that land. Will you assure us that, if the land is returned, compensation for environmental destruction will be issued from your Department?
To ask the Minister for the Economy for an update on her engagement with the UK Government to secure the future for workers and the facilities at Spirit AeroSystems, following the deal by Airbus to acquire part of the operations.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to outline what representation she has made to the UK Government regarding the impact of foreign glass that undercuts domestic suppliers from high carbon markets.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to outline what engagement her Department has had with the UK Government regarding the negative impact extended producer responsibility for packaging is having on local businesses.
We all want to see progress across society with the building of new homes, growing the economy and providing well-paid jobs in areas often overlooked, but the motion before us may risk just that. The motion calls for a review of the current framework, but the Department is already reviewing the framework to update it.…
I congratulate women rugby players from Fermanagh and South Tyrone following the recent announcement of their inclusion in the Ulster Interpro squad. It is a proud moment for the parents, coaches and friends of all those girls. It is no less of an exceptionally proud moment for the parents of India Daley, who has been…
To ask the Minister of Education (i) to outline what plans are in place for repurposing Lack Primary School once the current school term ends; and (ii) to provide assurances to the local community that this building will not be left to fall into dereliction like St Mary’s Brollagh, Belleek and the former Duke of…
Minister, I broadly welcome the statement, but I note the aspirational tone throughout. I pay tribute to Alma and the campaigners for bringing Caleb's Cause to this moment. Can the Minister expand a bit on the joint venture between the Department for the Economy and the Department of Education to create the joint…
To ask the Minister for the Economy for her assessment of the recent members' survey, conducted by UK Hospitality, the British Institute of Innkeeping, the British Beer and Pub Association, and Hospitality Ulster, that showed almost 27 per cent of hospitality businesses are now operating at a loss and that only 6 per…
To ask the Minister for the Economy to outline what engagement her Department has had with the Border Region Manufacturing Cluster, funded through Enterprise Ireland’s Regional Technology Clustering Fund, since its establishment in 2021.
Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Housing and the Programme for Government”
Housing and the Programme for Government - Amendment 1 Leave out all after ‘this mandate;’ and insert: ‘acknowledges the Minister for Communities’ stated commitment to tackle homelessness and boost housing supply, including the introduction of the affordable rent scheme, the allocation of £10 million for the Loan to…
To ask the Minister for the Economy whether car hire companies are required to charge a fee for motorists, renting a vehicle in Northern Ireland, with the intention to travel to the Republic of Ireland.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether her Department will review the Lough Erne Operating Regime, to ensure its adequate to meet modern day needs and comply with the Climate Change Act (Northern Ireland) 2022.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail what measures are at her disposal to achieve the agreed water levels in Upper Lough of between (i) 150 feet and 154 feet, April to September, and 155 feet, October to March; and (ii) in Lower Lough between 147 feet and 152 feet.