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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.
Again, I thank the Member for giving way. As someone who is not a member of the Committee, I really struggle to understand the suggested period for Committee scrutiny. Surely the legislation is not more significant than, for example, the Integrated Education Bill, which went through the House in the previous mandate,…
I thank the Member for giving way. Does he acknowledge that this is not the only Committee in which this happens? I refer to the Windsor Framework Democratic Scrutiny Committee. Legal and Committee staff supplement that Committee in periods of recess as and when required.
Further to that point of order, Mr Speaker. Thank you for that detailed ruling. I take it from the response, which is clear, that there have been occasions when the Justice Minister has not furnished Members with details subsequent to questions asked in the Chamber. First, will the Speaker undertake to ensure that his…
Further to that point of order, Mr Speaker. It appears that the Justice Minister is also reluctant to answer serious questions of public concern about the Police Ombudsman and, indeed, wider policing matters. May I ask the Speaker to rule on that and to advise how Members of this democratically elected House can get…
We all, across the House, share the sense of concern about the fires in the Mournes. The Mournes is a place of natural beauty, which many constituents and, indeed, Members, enjoy on a regular basis. I commend the Minister on the cross-departmental aspect of his response. However, the Minister knows that adequate…
The Minister is absolutely right to highlight the fact that the biggest undermining of confidence comes from false information from democratically elected Members in the Chamber. Will the Minister confirm again that the works are being allocated to priority 1 cases and, perhaps, set out further context for why that is…
It is appropriate to place it on record that my prayers and deepest sympathy go to the family of young Morgan Henry, who, at 18 years of age, was killed on the Dungannon Road, Portadown, on Sunday morning. Today, they face the devastating task of preparing for the funeral of a young family member and the life sentence…
It was once remarked that, when the United States sneezes, the whole world gets a cold. That could be true today. There is a lot of righteous concern about the tariff announcement made by the president of the United States from those who have investments in the stock markets, but it is only fair that we set out the…
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs for an update on the review of nutrient management planning for poultry businesses still awaiting payment of their Tier 2 grant applications.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs for an update on the appointment process to the Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute Board.
To ask the Minister of Justice for her assessment of His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services' report, The Police Service of Northern Ireland: An inspection of police effectiveness and efficiency.
AI is revolutionary and is crucial to future growth opportunities. While other nations want to lead on developing the opportunities that AI presents, the EU wants to lead on its regulation. Is it not inevitable, Minister, that that will hold back innovative entrepreneurs in Northern Ireland whom your party helped to…
It is great that, for the second time in just two weeks, we are discussing Craigavon Area Hospital. To that end, I thank my colleague Diane Dodds for bringing this important motion to the House. I sense that there is unanimous agreement about some of the issues facing Craigavon. I wondered whether I should declare an…
I thank the Member for giving way. She makes an important point, particularly as we see potential for further investment in the health service and what that means for the ratepayer. Does the Member agree that the continual vouchsafing of money on old, dilapidated buildings to, essentially, keep them alive in their…
I echo the comments and the congratulations to the Minister on his engagement with the US Administration on the huge historical and cultural links between Northern Ireland and the United States. Will the Minister agree that, quite often, the Scots-Irish/Ulster-Scots connection has been lost or distorted in that…
To ask the Minister of Justice (i) to detail the number of hostels in each court division that are registered with the Probation Board for Northern Ireland as bail hostels; and (ii) how many of these are registered to house convicted sex offenders on release from (a) a custodial sentence; and (b) bail remand.
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail the number of convicted child sex offenders that have their location listed as unknown and are in breach of their supervision requirements with the PSNI.
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail the number of sex offenders that have been placed by courts on the sex offenders register for life, broken down by local council area.
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail the number of convicted sex offenders that have applied successfully to be removed from the sex offenders register in each of the last five years.
To ask the Minister of Justice whether she has made an assessment of the merits of (i) reviewing; and (ii) changing the probation guidelines to prevent convicted child sex offenders from living within certain perimeters of schools and parks.