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Mr Harry Harvey: Assembly records
All of Mr Harry Harvey’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
Minister, I was going to ask whether you would consider reallocating some of the £13 million earmarked for the new prison cafe at Magilligan to help to address the issue, but you are, obviously, already addressing it. Thank you.
I draw the House's attention to the tremendous work of Operation Christmas Child, which is led in the UK by Samaritan's Purse. As we all look forward to the next major event in the calendar, the Christmas season, I acknowledge the mammoth task that is undertaken yearly by the thousands of volunteers who gather…
Mr Harvey asked the Minister of Justice to provide an update on her Department's discussions with the Bar of Northern Ireland and the Law Society about both the delay in legal aid payments and payment increases.
I will make a few points. First, it is interesting to note the new-found interest that the SDLP has in the events of 2021. It is a pity that it did commit itself back then to working constructively to address the issues facing us in order to avoid the action that was taken. Non-attendance at North/South Ministerial…
Mr Harvey asked the Minister of Health to detail the actions that his Department has taken to address inequalities in women's cardiovascular health in light of the recent publication of the 'Bias and Biology' report by the British Heart Foundation.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any assessment his Department has made on the importance of providing diabetes patients with greater choice of treatment, particularly through the development of advanced continuous glucose monitoring technologies.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any assessment his Department has made of the allocation of resources and funding required for the implementation National Institute for Health and Care Excellence TA 943.
To ask the Minister of Finance whether her Department has any plans to mirror the 40 per cent business rates relief scheme for independent retailers announced by the UK Government for England.
As has been said, the DUP supports the motion, and I believe that we can all unite on this topic. Racism is wrong, and it is incumbent on us all to call it out when it raises its ugly head and to work collectively to eradicate it from society. Contributors to the debate have reminded us of the scenes that played out…
First Minister, point nine of the chapter on disaster risk reduction and emergency planning mentions a series of conferences. Have any of those conferences taken place? If they have, how do they look?
I am pleased to hear the Minister mention faith-based organisations. Does he agree that faith-based organisations play a significant role in addressing many of the challenges that face our society today? Does he agree that the Government should work further with the sector to deliver on those issues?
To ask the Minister of Health to outline his Department's plans to implement the 5.5 per cent pay rise that has been recommended by the Pay Review Body for health workers in Northern Ireland.
To ask the Minister of Education to outline what steps his Department can take to encourage greater engagement with the Digital Schoolhouse programme among controlled schools.
I thank the Minister for his answer. I look forward to the results of the assessment of the 40 mph extension. Minister, in light of the recent road accident involving a bus transporting children from Strangford College, will you reassure families that your Department is working to maximise safety on those rural links?
I thank the First Minister for her response. Will she commit to engaging with Treasury to secure Northern Ireland's exemption from the policy, if that is suitable?
Mr Harvey asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, who will be aware of the plans to charge VAT on private schools and how that will inadvertently affect small, independent schools across Northern Ireland such as Harmony Christian School in Ballynahinch, whether they support the Education Minister's stance…
To ask the Minister for Communities to outline any plans his Department has to mark the 250th anniversary of America's Declaration of Independence, in 2026.