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Mr Edwin Poots: Assembly records

All of Mr Edwin Poots’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.

16 records match.

  1. Debate contribution: Public Finances

    • Private Members' Business

    I call Mr Eóin Tennyson. Again, this is Mr Tennyson's first opportunity to speak as a private Member, so I remind the House that it is convention that a maiden speech be made without interruption. However, if you choose to express views that provoke an interruption, you are likely to forfeit that protection.

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  2. Debate contribution: Election of Speaker and Deputy Speakers

    • Assembly Business

    I need to deal with the issues first. He referred to the Budget that he produced. No party supported that Budget. The Alliance Party did not support it, because it did not cover policing and prisons. Infrastructure did not support it, because it would not allow it to do the basics of what had to be done. Education did…

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  3. Debate contribution: Election of Speaker and Deputy Speakers

    • Assembly Business

    I was happy to give way to Mr Murphy, and I am happy to respond to his intervention. Clearly, Mrs O'Neill did not have anything factual when she claimed that there was £420 million to give to the public. We had a circumstance where Sinn Féin repeated, month after month after month, that there were hundreds of millions…

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  4. Debate contribution: Election of Speaker and Deputy Speakers

    • Assembly Business

    Today, a lot of statements have been made but there has not been a lot of fact behind a lot of what has been said. We have Michelle O'Neill, who walked out of her role as Health Minister — not for six months but for three years — and abandoned her position when we had Bengoa and there were all the problems with…

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  5. Debate contribution: Election of Speaker and Deputy Speakers

    • Assembly Business

    Does the Member recognise that, when Mr Murphy was throwing his allegations about, the DUP is subject only to the decisions of the party officer team and the party executive team, unlike Sinn Féin, which seems to rely on the IRA army council?

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  6. Debate contribution: Election of Speaker and Deputy Speakers

    • Assembly Business

    It is a bit of a Groundhog Day, but I welcome the opportunity for us to have the debate again and for the Northern Ireland public to hear the reasons — the very clear reasons — why we are not able to appoint a Speaker today or to progress with the appointment of Ministers. I very much wish that that was not the case.…

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  7. Debate contribution: Election of Speaker and Deputy Speakers

    • Speaker's Business

    It is somewhat cynical of parties that, for years, have been complaining that you cannot have majority rule to now call for majority rule. That, essentially, in the speech that we have just heard, is what Mr Muir was seeking in the House. He was railing against the Good Friday Agreement — the very agreement that they…

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