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Mr Jonathan Buckley: Assembly records

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

1,361 records match, page 20 of 55.

  1. Debate contribution: Roads: Climate Change Act (Northern Ireland) 2022

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    Let us be honest, Minister: the Northern Ireland Climate Change Act in its current form has been an unmitigated disaster for infrastructure in Northern Ireland. The A5 is in court with over £100 million spent and not a single piece of tar laid; the A4 Enniskillen bypass is on hold; and the A1 upgrade is delayed again.…

    Not analysed

  2. Debate contribution: Waste Water Regulation and Enforcement

    • Ministerial Statements

    We are right to focus our attention on NI Water's pollution of our waterways, but let us be honest: there are blatant double standards, and the statement does not create a level playing field. The double fining of farmers, for example, which was introduced by the Minister, means that they will be penalised twice in…

    Not flagged

  3. Debate contribution: CCEA GCSEs, AS Levels and A Levels

    • Ministerial Statements

    The Minister's statement referred to the impact of generative AI on our education system by and large, but particularly, in this instance, on examinations. Has the Minister had any feedback from school leaders, examination bodies and, indeed, his Department about how, potentially, generative AI has contaminated the…

    Not flagged

  4. Member's statement: Michelle O'Neill: Ministerial Responsibilities

    • Members' Statements

    Over the years, this place has seen some very silly actions, some very callous actions and some selfish actions. However, the fact that, as we have heard in the last two days, the First Minister, Michelle O'Neill, has on not one but two occasions refused to attend Cabinet Office briefings on the situation in the…

    Not flagged

  5. Urgent oral question: First Minister Attendance at UK Security Briefings on Iran

    • Urgent Oral Question

    First Minister Attendance at UK Security Briefings on Iran To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister for the First Minister’s assessment of why she has failed to attend UK Cabinet briefings on the situation in Iran, including matters pertinent to the wellbeing of Northern Ireland citizens currently in the…

    Not flagged

  6. Debate contribution: Irish Presidency of the Council of the European Union

    • Private Members' Business

    I thank the Member for giving way. I also thank her for recognising some of the challenges and difficulties caused by the Windsor framework. Can the Member outline the changes that the Irish EU presidency and, indeed, the Irish Government could adopt to solve that problem?

    Not flagged

  7. Debate contribution: Irish Presidency of the Council of the European Union

    • Private Members' Business

    I thank the Member for giving way. He mentioned the West and Europe being engaged in warmongering, particularly in recent days over Iran. However, does the Member consider the actions of the Iranian regime, which recently slaughtered 40,000 of its own people and has sponsored global terror proxies across the Middle…

    Not flagged

  8. Debate contribution: Irish Presidency of the Council of the European Union

    • Private Members' Business

    I thank the Member for giving way. Does he agree that the actions of the Irish Government, propped up by the SDLP, Sinn Féin and, indeed, the Alliance Party, should give no succour to anybody in Northern Ireland, including unionists in the House, that they would ever act in our strategic national interest?

    Not flagged Decided on a second assessment.

  9. Debate contribution: Irish Presidency of the Council of the European Union

    • Private Members' Business

    I thank the Member for giving way. We have heard much from the Sinn Féin Benches about Members' disappointment that the debate is now focusing on defence. However, although they want us to believe that the focus of the motion is on mutual interest, funding and engagement, there is no similar disappointment about the…

    Not flagged

  10. Debate contribution: Irish Presidency of the Council of the European Union

    • Private Members' Business

    I thank the Member for giving way. As someone who has had the burden of sitting on the Winter Framework Committee with him since its inception, will he agree with me that it is a case of our needing less EU interference rather than more?

    Not flagged

  11. Debate contribution: Irish Presidency of the Council of the European Union

    • Private Members' Business

    This is another motion that rehashes the Brexit debate. Whenever the issue comes to the House, we are often accused by nationalist parties in particular, and by Alliance, of being negative, backward and against growth. In the debate on this issue today, however, when the motion has been tabled by the SDLP, it is…

    Flagged Constitutional question, Brexit, the Windsor Framework and sovereignty Criteria met: Identity framing.

  12. Debate contribution: Irish Presidency of the Council of the European Union

    • Private Members' Business

    I thank the Member for giving way. How does the Member react to unionists' opinion that the Republic of Ireland's conduct throughout the Brexit process would really bode well for them thinking and acting in the strategic interests of Northern Ireland as part of the United Kingdom?

    Not flagged Decided on a second assessment.

  13. Debate contribution: Middle East: Escalating Conflict Involving Iran and the Implications for the United Kingdom

    • Matter of the Day

    On Saturday, the world was liberated from a dictator and head of global terrorism: the Iranian supreme leader. There should be no tears shed over his taking out. There should be no tears shed for others in his regime who, over decades of oppression, systematically destroyed family after family not only in Iran but…

    Not flagged

  14. Oral question AQO 3278/22-27

    • Northern Ireland Assembly Commission

    To ask the Assembly Commission to outline any actions it has taken, following the Supreme Court judgment in the case For Women Scotland Ltd v The Scottish Ministers, to ensure access to female toilets and other single-sex private spaces within Parliament Buildings is managed in accordance with the law.

    Not flagged

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