12,788 of 97,616 records that can be analysed have been assessed so far (13.1%); 84,827 are waiting for analysis and 1 failed and will be retried. Totals and rankings will change as the remaining records are processed, so they do not yet represent the full mandate. How much has been processed
Mr Gareth Wilson: Assembly records
All of Mr Gareth Wilson’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.
Thank you, Minister. Your report, rightly, looks at incentivising consumers to switch to low carbon forms of heating. With that in mind, and given the stories that we have heard about retrofits going wrong, I am keen to understand, from a homeowner's perspective, what types of finance will be available. We know that,…
Like me, is the Minister surprised that Sinn Féin has not welcomed that proposal, given how often it talks about the provision of social housing being one of its political priorities?
I take this opportunity to welcome the unlocking of funding by the Education Minister, Paul Givan, under the curriculum-led capital programme to secure a new synthetic sports pitch for Tandragee Junior High School. This is, of course, a welcome development, and it follows the decision by the Education Minister to…
Mr Wilson asked the Minister for Communities to provide more detail on the need for a ring-fenced budget for the social housing development programme and to give an update on progress.
The Minister will be aware that Newry, Mourne and Down Council is investigating a breach of planning laws with regard to the illegal Sinn Féin advertising board at the Egyptian Arch in Newry. As confirmed by the historic environment division (HED), the arch has been a B+ listed structure since 1 December 1988. Given…
Minister, your Department has a seat at the planning consultee forum. The AERA Committee requested that the consultee forum address it. I am concerned that there is a lack of joined-up approach in planning consultees getting their responses back to planning departments. As your Department has a seat at the table, will…
To ask the Minister for the Economy whether financial support will be provided for the completion of an energy assessment for a homeowner under Support for Low Carbon Heat in the Residential Sector.
To ask the Minister of Finance for his assessment of the HMRC requirements for sole traders and landlords to post quarterly tax updates under Making Tax Digital for Income Tax.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the waiting times for cataract surgery for patients in the (i) Southern Health and Social Care Trust; and (ii) Belfast Health and Social Care Trust.
Minister, thanks for your willingness in that regard. It is something that I will pursue with you further. There are other roads and other arterial routes where we see lower speed limits. You said that it is not perhaps within policy, but will you commit to assessing that issue afresh? Will you also review the…
I am in no way criticising Craigavon hospital, because, this time last year, I had just come out of it. I was cared for exceptionally well there. The staff were absolute legends in delivering the care that I received. I am much better for it, thankfully. Can you confirm that enough resource is available to the trust…
As if that news was not bad enough, your Executive colleague in Justice revealed to me that, over the past five years, 100,000 crimes have been committed in which the excessive use of alcohol was listed as an aggravating factor. Given what you have said about the wider health and well-being implications of excessive…
Mr Wilson asked the Minister for Infrastructure, given that road safety and the number of accidents and, tragically, fatalities associated with the main Armagh to Newry road in the vicinity of Markethill are issues of significant importance to the people of Markethill and that a busy arterial route lies between the…
Mr Wilson asked the Minister of Health, given that the redevelopment of Craigavon Area Hospital is long overdue and it is now 10 years since a master plan was submitted in 2016, to provide an update on current efforts to update the programme business case.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail when her Department will (i) make an assessment of road defects; and (ii) begin repairs, at Sleepy Valley, Richhill.
Today, I viewed photographs of the Maytown Road in my and your constituency. It resembled the surface of the moon, given the shadows cast by car headlights. That is a very concerning sight for the motoring public. Minister, would it require a small step or a giant leap for you to declare a roads emergency?