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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.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the current average waiting time for a request for a speed assessment being received and the assessment being completed, broken down constituency,
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the number of the speed assessments, carried out in each constituency, in the last five years, that resulted in (i) no action; (ii) installation of traffic calming measures; (iii) changes to speed limits; and (iv) enforcement interventions.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the number of speed assessments that have taken place on roads, broken down by each constituency, for each of the last five years.
The public expect the appropriate use of public money. With efficiency in mind, will the Minister confirm or deny that the Prison Service, which is under her remit, spends up to £3,000 a day to fly external psychiatrists in from England to assess prisoners? Does the Minister think that that is an appropriate use of…
The public are well aware of the difficult Budget position in which the Northern Ireland Executive find themselves and of the key need for Ministers to prioritise that which, as the Minister has outlined, is in the national interest, but there is a fear that "efficiency" is just a buzzword for the Minister, rather…
It is a new dawn. Minister, you commented earlier on young children who offend and the difficult circumstances that sometimes lead to that offending and, often, reoffending. You will know that our teachers often face the brunt of that when it comes to behaviour in classrooms that can affect them and, indeed, other…
I thank the Minister for giving way. Is he aware of any time when the Alliance Party has written to the Secretary of State about Sinn Féin's conduct in public office?
I hear gnashing of teeth from the Alliance Party, but that is a statement of fact. People such as those in the Alliance Party who have continued to bury their head in the sand on the issue have given rise to a sinister and nasty element that must be called out. Like the Member for North Antrim, I was on the ground…
FlaggedLegacy of the Troubles, victims and paramilitarismCriteria met: Identity framing, Dog-whistle messaging, Controversy escalation.
Last June was a particularly difficult time for many people across Northern Ireland. There was never any justification for harm to any individual; I want to make that clear from these Benches. There was no justified or warranted attack on anybody who lives in Northern Ireland. My thoughts and concerns at that time and…
FlaggedImmigration, asylum, race, ethnicity and TravellersCriteria met: Sectarian or communal antagonism, Dog-whistle messaging.
Does the Member accept that it is also a gross hypocrisy that the same commissioner ruled that the Sinn Féin ministerial team that attended Bobby Storey's funeral did so in its capacity as MLAs, not as Ministers?
I thank the Member for giving way, as she always kindly does. A number of supporters of the Alliance motion, predictably, raised the matter of a new Ireland. I am interested in the Alliance Party's position on that. Would the Alliance Party rather have a Northern Ireland that is in a new Ireland inside the EU or a…
Often, motions in this place are filled with contradictions. This motion, I would argue, takes that to staggering new heights. There are plenty of roundabouts in Craigavon, but the motion's roundabouts and U-turns are literally staggering. The Alliance Party is a fanboy of and cheerleader for the most robust Irish Sea…