All of Mr Gerry Carroll’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
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Gaza Ceasefire That this Assembly agrees that apartheid Israel is engaged in a genocide in Gaza; notes that at least 35,000 of Palestinians have been killed, including over 12,000 children, with many more seriously injured and traumatised; recognises that some two million people are displaced and face a catastrophic…
Assessment details for Motion or amendment: Gaza Ceasefire Official Assembly record for Motion or amendment: Gaza Ceasefire
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister how many Victims' Payment Scheme applications are outstanding as a result of (i) information not being provided by or engaged with the PSNI; and (ii) evidence not being provided from counselling services due to (a) GDPR issues; and (b) data being destroyed.
Assessment details for Written question AQW 10359/22-27 Official Assembly record for Written question AQW 10359/22-27
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister how many appeals to the Victims' Payment Scheme have been outstanding for over one year.
Assessment details for Written question AQW 10357/22-27 Official Assembly record for Written question AQW 10357/22-27
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister how many applications have been (i) rejected; and (ii) awarded in relation to the Victims' Payment Scheme.
Assessment details for Written question AQW 10356/22-27 Official Assembly record for Written question AQW 10356/22-27
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister how many appeals are outstanding in the Victims' Payment Scheme.
Assessment details for Written question AQW 10355/22-27 Official Assembly record for Written question AQW 10355/22-27
To ask the Minister for the Economy whether he plans to raise tuition fees.
Assessment details for Written question AQW 10358/22-27 Official Assembly record for Written question AQW 10358/22-27
Relationships and Sexuality Education - Amendment 3 After ‘women and girls;’ insert: ‘recognises that regressive political forces have used their opposition to evidence-based and age-appropriate Relationships and Sexuality Education to infringe upon the rights of transgender people and those in need of reproductive…
Assessment details for Motion or amendment: Relationships and Sexuality Education - Amendment 3 Official Assembly record for Motion or amendment: Relationships and Sexuality Education - Amendment 3
Addiction and Drug-related Deaths - Amendment 2 Leave out all after ‘addiction issues;’ and insert: ‘agrees that an anti-poverty strategy, coupled with concrete action to alleviate poverty, will be crucial to preventing and reducing addiction; acknowledges with concern the NISRA figures which show that drug related…
Assessment details for Motion or amendment: Addiction and Drug-related Deaths - Amendment 2 Official Assembly record for Motion or amendment: Addiction and Drug-related Deaths - Amendment 2
Ban Petroleum Licensing and Fracking - Amendment 2 Leave out all after ‘hydraulic fracturing’ and insert: ‘and the operation of petroleum and oil refineries; notes with deep concern the granting of planning permission for an oil refinery at Cloghan Point, Whitehead; calls on the Minister for Infrastructure to…
Assessment details for Motion or amendment: Ban Petroleum Licensing and Fracking - Amendment 2 Official Assembly record for Motion or amendment: Ban Petroleum Licensing and Fracking - Amendment 2
To ask the Minister of Justice whether she has considered the decriminalisation of assisted dying.
Assessment details for Written question AQW 10249/22-27 Official Assembly record for Written question AQW 10249/22-27
To ask the Minister of Justice how many people have appeared in court for theft of basic essentials items in the last 10 years.
Assessment details for Written question AQW 10248/22-27 Official Assembly record for Written question AQW 10248/22-27
To ask the Minister of Health, in light of the number of attacks having been carried out on healthcare staff in the last five years, what plans he has to protect hospital workers.
Assessment details for Written question AQW 10252/22-27 Official Assembly record for Written question AQW 10252/22-27
To ask the Minister of Health, in order to help address the GP shortage, whether he has considered amending university admissions criteria to study a medicine degree.
Assessment details for Written question AQW 10251/22-27 Official Assembly record for Written question AQW 10251/22-27
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the rationale in relation to the decision not to intervene in the expansion of the Cloghan Point oil terminal.
Assessment details for Written question AQW 10250/22-27 Official Assembly record for Written question AQW 10250/22-27
Hospital parking charges are attacks on health workers' wages and on the sick. There is no other way to describe it, and that is what the Health Minister wants to revert back to. Wages are down, bills are up across the board and this Executive are once again telling health workers and patients to suck it up. We have…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Hospital Parking Charges Bill: Second Stage Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Hospital Parking Charges Bill: Second Stage
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Assessment details for Debate contribution: Hospital Parking Charges Bill: Accelerated Passage Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Hospital Parking Charges Bill: Accelerated Passage
I am opposed to the Bill. I will go into detail on that later, but logic follows that, if you oppose the Bill, you should oppose the plan to fast-track it. If the accelerated passage motion is passed, Members will have until half past nine tomorrow morning to table an amendment, which does not allow time for anybody…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Hospital Parking Charges Bill: Accelerated Passage Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Hospital Parking Charges Bill: Accelerated Passage
There are too many landlords in the Assembly. It is no wonder that so many people can be evicted on a whim. The housing crisis is multifaceted, but, ultimately, it boils down to the refusal of the Executive parties to do anything about it. The reason why they refuse to do anything about it is that they have absolutely…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: No-fault Evictions: Ban Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: No-fault Evictions: Ban
Has the Member considered doing this? The energy companies' profits are out of control. British Gas's profits rose from £72 million to £751 million in a year. Tax the companies or introduce public ownership, and then prices can be reduced.
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Fuel Poverty Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Fuel Poverty
Will the Member give way?
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Assessment details for Debate contribution: Fuel Poverty Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Fuel Poverty
We have heard that around 45% of people here live in fuel poverty, with many choosing whether to heat or eat. I will hazard a wild guess and say that most MLAs, with their big salaries, are probably not in that category. If they were, we would see much more urgency in tackling fuel poverty. The cost-of-living crisis —…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Fuel Poverty Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Fuel Poverty
The Executive have made commitments to improve the visibility of the Irish language. Activists and campaigners cannot be expected to play whack-a-mole with every new building on a case-by-case basis. Will you give a commitment to ensuring that a directive is issued to Translink to implement bilingual signage at all…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Belfast Grand Central Station Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Belfast Grand Central Station
I thank the Member for giving way. Does he share my concern that, when the Executive were down, parties made various day-1 commitments, for example, on an anti-poverty strategy, and, when they have had the chance to vote for those exact commitments, they have failed to do so? Does he share my concern about that…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Fuel Poverty Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Fuel Poverty
I remind the Member that, in 2014 or 2015, I think, in this Building — I was not here, and I do not think that she was either — her party, alongside the DUP and Sinn Féin, voted for welfare reform. You voted for it. I gave way to you, so I would appreciate it if you did not intervene again and shout at me when I am…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Universal Credit: Remove the Two-child Limit Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Universal Credit: Remove the Two-child Limit
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Assessment details for Debate contribution: Universal Credit: Remove the Two-child Limit Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Universal Credit: Remove the Two-child Limit
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