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Ms Joanne Bunting: Assembly records
All of Ms Joanne Bunting’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.
Exoneration of Northern Ireland Sub-Postmasters That this Assembly expresses support for those sub-postmasters and postmistresses in Northern Ireland who were wrongly prosecuted and convicted as a result the Horizon IT scandal; notes with deep regret that some Post Office employees served custodial sentences for…
This is a really interesting topic, and I am grateful to the Members for bringing it forward. At the outset, it may be helpful to contextualise: over 60% of people in prison have speech, language and communication needs, which is a higher figure than is found among the general population. Some of the issues…
I thank the Member for his intervention. Yes, I am certainly content and happy to be associated with those remarks. The Department's allocation of capital DEL for 2023-24 was £129 million. Of that, £37 million was returned in-year owing to slippage in projects, most notably the police college. The Department received…
To ask the Minister of Justice (i) whether she will introduce legislation similar to Charlotte's Law; (ii) what the timeframe will be for the introduction of legislation; and (iii) when she will publish the findings of the public consultation on Charlotte's Law from November 2021.
To ask the Assembly Commission (i) what investigations it has conducted into the cause of flies in rooms at the rear of Parliament Buildings, and (ii) what action it is taking to address the issue.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (i) what plans he has made to address the potential increased numbers of abandoned, starved and mistreated animals, in particular, horses, as a result of the costs to keep them; and (ii) what enforcement, investigation and inspection measures he will…
To ask the Minister of Health what action he is taking to (i) raise awareness of Sarcoidosis; and (ii) increase training for medical professionals to identify symptoms early.
To ask the Minister of Health (i) how many Sarcoidosis diagnosis there has been in the last five years in each of the Trusts; (ii) of those who received a diagnosis of Sarcoidosis, how many were diagnosed locally; and (iii) to outline the average waiting time for a diagnosis in each of the Trusts.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether he will (i) revisit the decision to permanently remove all existing wood pole mounted lights at the end of their life span; and (ii) consider replacing the wood piles instead.
To ask the Minister for Communities (i) for an update on the 2021 Review of the Caravans Act (Northern Ireland) 2011; and (ii) when the review will be concluded.
To ask the Minister of Health how many women have been referred to hospitals in Great Britain or the Republic of Ireland to receive blood patch treatment for Cerebrospinal Fluid leakage.
To ask the Minister of Health when he will answer AQW 1408/22-27; AQW 1486/22-27; AQW 1573/22-27; AQW 1574/22-27; AQW 1576/22-27; AQW 1741/22-27; and AQW 1742/22-27.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure (i) under what circumstances carbohydrate-deficient transferrin blood testing is used in applications or renewals to DVLA; and (ii) how many times it has been used over the last three years.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to outline the process when an applicant applies for, or renews, a driving licence and ticks the box to state that there has been a history of alcohol dependence.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether she will review the policy for accessible parking bays in residential areas to make sure (i) the applicant has priority use and; (ii) that having one accessible bay in the area does not preclude other applications in close proximity.