All of Mr Jon Burrows’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 the Economy, further to the Freedom of Information request, reference FOI 2026-45, to detail when these minutes will be released.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, in light of reported incidents of arson at St Lucia Barracks, Omagh, to detail any additional security measures that have been introduced to protect the site.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, in relation to St Lucia Barracks, Omagh, to detail (i) the amount her Department has paid towards security costs, in each of the last five years; and (ii) which security company or companies have been contracted at the site during that period.
To ask the Minister for Communities, pursuant to AQW 41967/22-27, and in relation to St Lucia Barracks, Omagh, to detail the reason why an inspection report was not completed (i) following a visit in March 2024; and (ii) given that the site is included on the at risk register.
To ask the Minister of Justice whether her Department has made any assessment of the impact that the proposal to increase the age of criminal responsibility in the Justice Bill (07/22-27) to 14, will have on violence against women and girls.
It is good that the Minister is looking up and out for best practice across the world. Will he instruct his officials to do any follow-ups, particularly with US training colleges, to embed those transatlantic practices here?
Mr Burrows asked the Minister of Health, whom he was delighted to see in America last week engaging with health leaders and professionals, to outline the key takeaways from his visits to Washington and Nashville.
To ask the Minister of Justice, in light of the report in the Newsletter on 24 March 2026, regarding football banning order regulations not being updated, whether there is any risk that the banning orders currently in place are unlawful.
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail the number of prosecutions that have been brought under legislation relating to regulated football matches, in each of the last five years.
To ask the Minister of Justice whether her Department has sought or received legal advice regarding the validity of football banning orders, currently in force.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any steps that are being taken to ensure continuity of MRI provision, given the short supply of global liquified helium following the outbreak of war in the Persian Gulf.
The motion uses the phrase "to advance transgender ideology". If that is a reference to the Health Department, I should put it on the public record for my friends in the DUP that the gender services clinic was introduced in 2013 by a DUP Minister.
Whenever questions for written answer are put to your Department, Minister, that is the response that we get back. No context is provided, and no explanation is given: we get just a direct, blunt answer. We do not know what we do not know, because we are not told.
It seems to me that this is a giant exercise of the pot calling the kettle black because the waste that is caused and role-modelled by this place is the cause of the waste throughout the public sector. The past 20 years have not been good. The Executive and Assembly have overpromised and under-delivered. I will run…
Given the impact that the Economy Minister has on foreign investors, I am glad that Sinn Féin avoided Washington last week. Will she confirm whether, during the meeting with Cantor Fitzgerald, before it pulled its investment, there was any discussion about American foreign policy? Yes or no?
On 30 June 1990, two community police officers were murdered in Belfast, shot by the Provisional IRA: Constable Harry Beckett and Constable Gary Meyer. They left behind a wife each and three children who were later orphaned. Another man was killed in a linked attack: James Babington, an entirely innocent man, was also…
I extend my condolences to the families and friends of Ellie Flanagan and Amy Doherty. People have tired of slogans, straplines and hashtags about dealing with the epidemic of violence against women and girls. The Executive Office has a strategy that is clearly not working, but even the best strategies take years to…
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail any measurable outcomes that have been achieved since the launch of the Ending Violence Against Women and Girls Strategic Framework in 2024.