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Mr Jon Burrows: Assembly records

All of Mr Jon Burrows’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.

1,262 records match, page 47 of 51.

  1. Debate contribution: Criminal Justice System: Failure to Transform

    • Private Members' Business

    I clearly called out that mistakes were made in the Creswell case. He was a wicked and evil man. However, it was inappropriate to name John Caldwell, a victim of terrorism, as having done something wrong when the ombudsman found no wrongdoing by Mr Caldwell.

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  2. Debate contribution: Criminal Justice System: Failure to Transform

    • Private Members' Business

    There is a grave crisis facing our justice system, which is now the softest and slowest in the United Kingdom and which lets down victims. A dangerous culture has emerged that puts perpetrators first and victims last. I will particularly look at violence against women and girls, sexual violence and domestic violence…

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  3. Debate contribution: PSNI Support at London Protest

    • Question for Urgent Oral Answer

    I certainly will. As a former PSNI officer, I hope that the Justice Minister agrees that mutual aid is vital for the PSNI. You cannot expect to get resources when you really need them if you are not prepared to give resources when you are able to. It is part of being in the United Kingdom.

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  4. Debate contribution: PSNI Support at London Protest

    • Question for Urgent Oral Answer

    In fact, we have seen political policing here in recent times. Mr Kelly will know, because he rang the previous Deputy Chief Constable, on 5 February 2020, asking for a prisoner to be released in live time. His boss, then the deputy First Minister, now the First Minister for all, Michelle O'Neill, rang the Chief…

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  5. Debate contribution: Bank of America: Jobs

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    The Ulster Unionist Party certainly welcomes the high-quality jobs that will come from that investment. Does the deputy First Minister agree that the investment not only brings high-quality jobs but increases tax revenues, which will help the most disadvantaged in our society, and, therefore, anyone in the Executive…

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  6. Member's statement: Jim Dixon: Enniskillen Bomb Survivor

    • Members' Statements

    I acknowledge the passing last Thursday of Jim Dixon, who was the most seriously injured survivor of the Enniskillen bomb. Jim Dixon died aged 88. That bomb, which was detonated on 8 November 1987, murdered 11 people and injured over 60. I will read into the record what Jim Dixon said to the 'Belfast Telegraph' in…

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  7. Debate contribution: Explosive Device at Sinn Féin Newry Office

    • Matters of the Day

    On behalf of the Ulster Unionist Party, I condemn unequivocally the terrible attack on Liz Kimmins and Dáire Hughes. It was a despicable attack, and I agree entirely that it is an attack not only on the entire community but, in fact, on our democratic system. I am a great believer that an attack on any one of us here…

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  8. Motion or amendment: Failure to Transform the Criminal Justice System - Amendment 2

    • Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Failure to Transform the Criminal Justice System”

    Failure to Transform the Criminal Justice System - Amendment 2 After ‘impact this has on victims and’ insert: ‘witnesses who are not kept informed about the progress and issues surrounding their case pre and post-trial thus affecting’

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  9. Motion or amendment: Definition of a Victim

    • Motion · Private Members' Motion

    Definition of a Victim That this Assembly acknowledges that the definition of a victim, as laid out in the Victims and Survivors (Northern Ireland) Order 2006, is unique in respect of services provided by the Victims and Survivors Service; accepts that the widely used definition of a victim remains extant in Northern…

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  10. Debate contribution: School Uniforms (Guidelines and Allowances) Bill: Further Consideration Stage

    • Executive Committee Business

    The Ulster Unionist Party and I will not play politics with something as important as education. We restate our commitment to the need to support children and young people, our commitment that they will have affordable school uniforms and our commitment that the overriding purpose of the Bill — I asked the Minister on…

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  11. Member's statement: McCullough Review

    • Members' Statements

    I will address the findings of the McCullough review. I am afraid to say that the commentary in the media, by political parties and, indeed, by some firms of solicitors — I will not mention any of them — has been misleading and distorted. Let me be clear: the Ulster Unionist Party believes that a free press is a…

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