All of Ms Diane Forsythe’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 (i) any obstetric and emergency clinical support that will remain at Daisy Hill Hospital; (ii) any emergency procedure for a woman presenting at Daisy Hill Hospital with an obstetric emergency; (iii) who authorised and clinically approved the changes to provision at Daisy Hill…
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any consultation that has taken place in relation to ongoing and planned arrangements around maternity services at Daisy Hill Hospital with (i) midwives and other maternity staff who will have to work under these arrangements; and (ii) any relevant trade unions and staff…
To ask the Minister of Health whether the Southern Health and Social Care Trust will give any consideration to furnishing elected representatives with the clinical risk assessment and contingency plans to address the provision of maternity services at Daisy Hill Hospital.
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail any engagement he has had with the Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, since he took up office in relation to the financial needs of Northern Ireland.
To ask the Minister of Finance to outline any representations he has made to the UK Government in relation to Northern Ireland public authorities and businesses being placed at a disadvantage compared to their counterparts in Great Britain in terms of access to the National Wealth Fund.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail how doctors interested in working at Daisy Hill Hospital to support the continued operation of the maternity unit can express their interest, given that there are no vacant posts advertised on HSC Jobs for which they can apply.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail (i) who, or which organisation, made recommendations to him on the move towards temporary closure of maternity services at Daisy Hill Hospital; and (ii) whether he challenged the data presented in relation to these recommendations.
To ask the Minister of Finance whether his Department has provided any formal support for the Welfare Fraud and Error Invest to Save Business Case prepared by the Minister for Communities.
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail whether his Department will prioritise the long-term security on the budget for agriculture within discussions on a fiscal framework with His Majesty's Treasury.
To ask the Minister of Health whether any steps will be taken to establish a Northern Ireland-wide register of gynaecological and obstetric doctor staff, to enable a regional framework to support the continued operation of maternity units.
To ask the Minister for the Economy, pursuant to AQW 38828/22-27, for an update on the development of the low carbon heat and energy efficiency support scheme.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any new roads that have been added to her Department's gritting schedule, in the south down constituency, over the last five years.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any (i) traffic management; (ii) parking; and (iii) active travel, interventions her Department is considering to manage tourism increases, in the Mourne and South Down area, during peak seasons.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for an update on the (i) maintenance; and (ii) cleaning, schedule for (a) culverts; and (b) storm drains, across South Down, ahead of the winter season.
Thank you, Minister, for that. Just to be crystal clear: do you agree that Michelle O'Neill should come to this place to answer questions, just like every Minister is compelled to do?
If it were not so serious, would the Minister find it laughable that a Sinn Féin Member has asked a question about homelessness, when the First Minister is blocking papers on that topic?
Following on from IRA bomber Pat Sheehan, I am clear in what I say: the leader of unionism is Gavin Robinson. I am proud to say that. He does a much better job than the part-timer Michelle O'Neill, First Minister on the run from the Chamber. We will see whether she shows up later today. A week ago, the Chamber heard…
FlaggedSectarianism, hate crime and community relationsCriteria met: Sectarian or communal antagonism, Dog-whistle messaging, Controversy escalation.
Ms Forsythe asked the Minister for Communities, in light of his experience at the beginning of the year, when he was found not to have acted unlawfully but to have been in breach of the ministerial code for a social media post made as a constituency MLA, for his assessment of First Minister Michelle O'Neill's unlawful…
Minister of Finance - Pledge of Office To ask the Minister of Finance, following his participation in the unlawful protest on the Garvaghy Road in Portadown on 27 September 2026, to outline how his actions contribute to building good relations in keeping with his Pledge of Office.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any measures her Department is putting in place to support rural agricultural landowners with property that is prone to severe riverbank erosion and flooding.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) any towns and villages, currently at full capacity for wastewater connections; and (ii) the estimated cost required to resolve these bottlenecks.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any capital investment that Northern Ireland Water has allocated to upgrade treatment works across the South Down constituency, over the remainder of the current budget year.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for an update on the current average MOT waiting times, across all test centres, broken down by individual test centre.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any engagement she has had with veterans charities and support groups, regarding barriers to accessing transport and infrastructure services in rural communities.