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.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail the number of refusals of housing offers that can be made by those who have been denied a succession of a Housing Executive properties.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail (i) the number of tenancy fraud cases his Department or the Housing Executive have been involved with, in the last five years; and (ii) the outcome of those cases.
Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Strengthening Storm Resilience and Infrastructure Preparedness”
Strengthening Storm Resilience and Infrastructure Preparedness - Amendment 2 At end insert: ‘and further calls on the Minister for the Economy to introduce enhanced protections for workers during extreme weather events, including four days' paid climate leave.’
To ask the Minister of Finance, under the public procurement thresholds, which are being amended by the British Government on 1 January 2026 with his consent, to detail the defence companies that are impacted by this decision.
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail how the projected spend of £1.44 billion for the 2026 Agency Worker Contract matches with his Department committing to reduce the number of people on agency contracts.
To ask the Minister of Finance, as part of the projected £1.44 billion spend on the 2026 Agency Worker Contract, to detail how the projected £1 billion for the delivery of the Department for Communities' administration roles and corporate functions, will be spent.
To ask the Minister for the Economy for her assessment of (i) the tribunal ruling of the case between a transgender postal worker and Royal Mail; and (ii) the implications it may have for transgender rights in the workplace.
To ask the Minister for Communities whether the Housing Executive is considering extending the use of private rented sector accommodation to reduce homelessness.
To ask the Minister of Justice for her assessment of the report by the Criminal Justice Inspection, on its inspection of airport and harbour policing, in particular the security at Belfast International Airport.
To ask the Minister of Justice whether a memorandum of understanding exists between her Department, the Northern Ireland Office and the security services.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to detail the number of trees planted in each of the last five years, broken down by constituency.
It is pathetic but not surprising that we are dealing with a DUP attack on the Irish language once again. When unionism is in crisis, it seeks to sectarianise things. It is like clockwork, or, as we say in Irish, iontas na n-iontas. Is cuid lárnach dár gcathair iad pobal na Gaeilge. Tá na mílte daoine óga ag freastal…
FlaggedDecided on a second assessment.Irish language, Ulster-Scots and language policyCriteria met: Identity framing, Sectarian or communal antagonism, Cultural grievance politics, Dog-whistle messaging.
Like many others, I feel that the Bill is a waste of an opportunity to take quick and meaningful action to make school uniforms more affordable. The fact that the Education Committee is considering its own Bill to strengthen the legislation is clear evidence of this Bill's weakness. I do not know whether that is…
I extend my best wishes to the Minister and her husband, Michael, after what happened last week, which was disgusting. In a general sense, Minister, what is your assessment of how closely the far right and paramilitary groups are working in unison to harass and intimidate people? You said that sectarianism and racism…
Despite the self-congratulatory scenes and the back patting in the Knesset, it is awful to see warmongers gloat and celebrate. It remains unclear, at this stage, whether it is a sustainable and long-term plan for peace and justice for Palestinians and everyone in the Middle East, but I hope that it is. Despite saying…
There is no doubt that the right to protest should be respected and protected for everyone. Protest is a human right and a vital mechanism for holding those who are in power to account. What happened outside the Justice Minister's house on Wednesday evening was no protest, however, and it was not legitimate protest.…
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail the average time taken by the Housing Executive to come to a decision on homelessness assessments, for each of the past five years.