All of Mrs Diane Dodds’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the number of times that flood water has had to be pumped out of Portadown Health Centre car park, in each of the last five years, including the estimated associated cost.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the number of times that flood water has had to be pumped out of Portadown Health Centre car park, in the last 12 months, including the estimated associated cost.
On a point of order, Mr Speaker. Following the appalling attack in Lurgan last night, where a delivery driver was forced to deliver a suspicious object to outside Lurgan police station, may I place on record the Assembly's condemnation of that act of violence and our support for all those who were affected, including…
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the evidence base for reducing the level of support and intervention for the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any options, short of legislative change, that could be available in the short term to ensure post-19 provision for those with complex needs.
To ask the Minister of Health whether any assessment has been made of behavioural and cultural issues and the working environment, within the cardiac surgery team at Belfast Health and Social Care Trust.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail (i) the commissioning arrangements for Liaison Care’s involvement in reviewing individuals’ care needs; and (ii) whether there has been any regional element to its consideration and planning.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any meetings at which officials from his Department discussed the potential to independently review the care arrangements of service users, in the last two years, with Health and Social Care Trust representatives.
I thank my constituency colleague for securing the debate. It is a subject that the Minister and I have talked about many times. She has answered many questions in the Chamber on the A1. I live along the side of the A1. It is my route on to the carriageway that carries so much danger every time that it is used. As…
I was just reflecting on your colleague's comments about transparency and about how setting things out properly matters. Minister, during the Second Stage debate, I asked you to look again at the concessions that are available to groups. We all received an email this morning from families of children with cancer, and…
I will not be as long-winded on the amendment as the leader of the Opposition was. We will support the amendment, because it is important to have transparency in the operation of government and the operation of democracy. Of course, there is a cost to not implementing the Bill and there is a cost to implementing it.…
Minister, we all welcome the reduction in waiting lists, and those are really important, valuable and good steps forward. However, recently at the Health Committee, we had presentations that talked about large reductions in waiting lists of those who had been waiting for four years and more. The South Eastern Trust…
Thank you, Minister, for the statement. I know that you will agree that preventing alcohol harm is part of a whole suite of measures and not just one measure. To be absolutely clear, it is 18 months since the independent review of tier-4 drugs and alcohol addiction services in Northern Ireland was published, and there…
Thank you, Minister. I am encouraged that things have progressed and that there is agreement to progress this important issue. However, this afternoon, I was disappointed to hear politicians in the House question the need for such a body. We are fortunate that that is not the position of the education sector. For the…
I thank the proposer of this important motion. It is a pity that the motion has been moved when the Health Minister is not here to respond to the debate, because we need to have answers from the Minister. One of the first debates in which I spoke following the restoration of the institutions was on this exact issue: a…
Thank you. Minister, will the open-book exercise look at the sheer waste of public money? Answers to questions that I have asked the Health Minister indicate that £17 million has been given to the contractor of the maternity hospital because of delays. That is an inescapable and inexcusable waste of public money.
To ask the Minister of Health whether the Regional Lifespan Gender Service will provide treatment for young people who have obtained cross-sex hormones online.