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Ms Emma Sheerin: Assembly records
All of Ms Emma Sheerin’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia That this Assembly recognises the important and positive contribution LGBTQIA+ people make at all levels of our society and across our communities; further recognises that everyone has a right to live free from violence, persecution, discrimination and…
I concur with a lot of the remarks that have been made this afternoon. It is regrettable that we have been placed in this position. Both the Ministers referred to in the motion are bringing the case for our businesses to the British Government and have been doing so since the Budget was announced and the measures were…
Voting Rights for the Election of the President of Ireland That this Assembly notes that the 1998 Belfast/Good Friday Agreement recognises the birth right of all the people of Northern Ireland to identify themselves and be accepted as Irish or British, or both; recalls that, in November 2013, the Fifth Report of the…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether she will consider changing legislation relating to traffic movement around the dropping off and picking up of school children at bus stops and drop-off points in light of recent tragedies.
I thank the Member for bringing this Matter of the Day to the House. He made a lot of salient points about the regrettable actions that the president of the United States has taken at a time when our whole world is in turmoil. We are seeing the continuing genocide of the Palestinian people, people closer to home…
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister for an update on the recruitment of Commissioners as provided for by the Identity and Language (Northern Ireland) Act 2022.
I wish that we did not have to have this motion. The reality is that we are having this debate because, once again, the British Government are choosing to prioritise pumping billions into weapons of war rather than supporting the most vulnerable in society. They are choosing to cruelly punish the long-term sick,…
Reinstatement of Development Aid That this Assembly recognises the importance of overseas development aid in providing lifesaving support to those that are displaced, threatened by war or living in famine and absolute poverty; acknowledges the integral role that aid organisations play in supporting efforts to build…
Reducing Barriers to all-Ireland Student Mobility That this Assembly welcomes the progress made in providing equivalence in A-Level and Leaving Certificate admissions processes ahead of the 2025/26 academic year; recognises that the previous disparities in admissions created unfair obstacles for students here seeking…
Gabhaim buíochas leis an leas-Chéad Aire as a freagra. Will she commit to working with her Executive partners to promote regional balance and promote places such as the north-west and other parts of the North as vibrant places in which to work, live and study?
I rise this afternoon to highlight the electronic travel authorisation (ETA) scheme, which the British Government have been implementing since the beginning of the year, ahead of its scope being broadened on 2 April, when European visitors will be required to submit an ETA application before coming North. Since 8…
Electronic Travel Authorisation Scheme The concerns of local tourism proivders regarding the implementation of the British Electronic Travel Authorisation Scheme
Electronic Travel Authorisation Scheme To ask the Minister for the Economy for an update on what action her Department is taking on the British Government’s Electronic Travel Authorisation scheme.
I support the motion and thank those who tabled it. This is an incredibly timely discussion. It is a very important thing for us to make progress on in this place, and we know that the Department has recognised the importance of green energy. A just transition for those investing in green energy is one of the…
Go raibh maith agat, a Leas-Cheann Comhairle. I welcome the motion, the Opposition's tabling the item for discussion, and their support for and endorsement of a key Programme for Government commitment that relates to the climate action plan and the agreed position of all Executive parties on what we need to do to meet…
Ar dtús ba mhaith liom a rá gur chaith mé an deireadh seachtaine i nGaoth Dobhair, áit a maireann ár dteanga dhúchais agus áit a bhfuil sí beo beathach agus láidir i ngach áit sa cheantar. When you leave a Gaeltacht region, you think to yourself, "Why can we not have that everywhere?" The vibrancy and visibility of…
I extend hearty congratulations to the players and management team of St Pat's College Maghera, who, yesterday in Croke Park, won the Hogan Cup for the sixth time in the school's history, which is a fantastic achievement. I congratulate the entire staff and all the pupils of St Pat's, which takes students from south…
I welcome the broad support across the House for the motion, which seeks to formalise the role of women in the agriculture sector, because, as others have acknowledged, we all know that women are very often at the heart of farms and very much involved in their daily operation. I can attest to that. I am a farmer's…