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 Infrastructure what is the average time from when an issue in West Belfast is reported online to her Department until the job is completed, over the last five years.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to outline (i) how the traffic volume is being monitored at Dunmurry Lane, Belfast; and (ii) what steps her Department are taking to reduce traffic volumes.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether her Department's Active Travel Section or an appropriate section has carried out an assessment of how safe it is to travel by (i) foot; and (ii) wheels, on Upper Dunmurry Lane, Belfast.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the number of road maintenance and repairs issues, pertaining to West Belfast, that have been waiting over five years to be completed.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether her Department has carried out an assessment on whether HGV vehicles can travel through Dunmurry Lane, Belfast.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for a breakdown of her Department's spend on (i) road maintenance; and (ii) road safety measures in West Belfast, in each of the last 10 years.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure under what conditions will her Department install wide-angle mirrors to help with visibility of cars emerging from side streets onto main streets.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure (i) whether her Department holds data on the number of traffic collisions occurring in particular areas; and (ii) to detail the steps that elected representatives should take to gain access this data.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure (i) whether her Department is aware of the restricted road signage on the Creighton Road, Dunmurry; and (ii) to detail when the issue will be repaired.
To ask the Minister of Health whether he has considered instigating the creation of a national trauma plan, informed by survivors, trauma experts, mental health practitioners, and educators to help address post-traumatic stress disorder.
To ask the Minister of Education how he intends to implement new legislation in relation to Education and Training Inspectorate inspections given that teaching unions are against his proposals.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether the definition of active travel spend has changed since the Climate Change Act (Northern Ireland) 2022 received Royal Assent.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail how often her Department is legally committed to investigate that road safety and speed sings are visible and maintained.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail what work her Department is undertaking to reduce vehicles parking on the footpath on Upper Dunmurry Lane, Belfast.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether her officials carried out a safety assessment at Grange Park, Dunmurry, to ascertain whether a salt box is required.
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To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to outline any plans their Department has to ringfence funding for work to prevent violence against women and girls.
To ask the Minister of Health for his assessment of how trauma is considered in policy development, ensuring decisions are made with an understanding of the long-term unaddressed trauma.
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail (i) how many times and (ii) on what dates Ministers put a paper regarding funding for North South bodies on the agenda for the Executive, over the last ten years.
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail any correspondence he has had with the UK Cabinet Office to request that any companies are added to the debarment list for public procurement contracts.
To ask the Assembly Commission, in light of recent media reports about the broadcast contract in the Dáil, whether it will commission a review of the £3.23 million contract with Pi Communications for broadcasting services.
To ask the Assembly Commission, following media reports in relation to working conditions and pay issues for Pi Communications workers in the Dáil, to detail any plans it has to (i) bring broadcasting services in-house; and (ii) directly employ broadcast workers.
To ask the Minister of Justice how many (i) arrests; (ii) stop and searches; and (iii) other activities, were carried out involving the PSNI's Armed Response Unit vehicles, in each of the last five years.