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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 of Health how many people have been diagnosed with (i) Type 1 diabetes; and (ii) Type 2 diabetes, in each of the last three years, broken down by Health and Social Care Trust.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs what steps his Department is taking to ensure farmers are able to access financial support for flood recovery.
Miscarriage Leave and Pay That this Assembly reiterates its support for the provisions of the Parental Bereavement (Leave and Pay) Act (Northern Ireland) 2022, and associated regulations, which established the right for eligible working parents in Northern Ireland to take paid statutory parental bereavement leave…
Expanding Support for Apprenticeships That this Assembly believes apprenticeships offer an opportunity for everyone, regardless of age or sector, to upskill or reskill as part of their lifelong learning journey; welcomes the commitment in the Skills Strategy for Northern Ireland Skills for a 10x Economy to introduce…
I thank the Minister for giving way. Does he agree that he has witnessed the gaming of the system by many statutory consultees who wait out their time period and come in at the last minute with a request for further information, stymieing the system? How will the Department and the Minister address those key concerns?
I thank the Member for giving way. That is an important point, but will he accept that, while we have stagnation in the coming forward of local development plans, we also have stagnation in place-shaping, with some councils operating off local development and area plans that are 20- and 30-plus years old?
If there has ever been an issue that has caused me great frustration in this place, it is planning. It is a matter for which I have enjoyed much cross-party support when tackling the issues of the day, whether that support is from a former Minister or in general in the Committee. Planning is the thread that knits…
I begin by congratulating my friend, Cheryl Brownlee, on an amazing maiden speech. I know, looking back, that our late colleague David Hilditch would be so proud of the contribution that Cheryl has made not only in her role in the House, in the seat that he occupied, but for the fantastic service that she is providing…
I welcome any money to help cure the pothole pandemic, so the announcement is welcome. This costs us huge amounts of money. In December, one pothole alone on the Northway in Portadown had 60 claims to its name. One thing that grinds the gears of motorists even more is the inefficient way in which potholes are…
I thank the Minister for a frank and honest assessment in his statement. Our education estate is quite literally creaking at the seams, with many schools falling into dire need in my constituency. I want to highlight, in particular, Portadown College. There are broken single-glazed windows, cracked walls and poor…
I rise on a celebratory note first thing this Monday afternoon, because I attended a "first" this weekend alongside my Assembly colleague Tom Elliott. That was to celebrate the 100th birthday of Loughgall Football Club living legend, Hilbert Willis. It is a remarkable achievement for anybody to reach the 100th year…
To ask the Minister of Health how many hospital patients in the Southern Health and Social Care Trust are awaiting a care package prior to being discharged.
To ask the Minister of Health what steps his Department has taken to enable greater access to new diabetes technologies to help management of blood glucose.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister what measures the Executive Office has put in place to ensure decisions are taken in an open and transparent manner.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail the Department’s timescales for the delivery of the funding for the Sub-Regional Stadia Programme for Soccer.
To ask the Minister of Education for his assessment of (i) the current provision of special educational needs placements within Upper Bann; and (ii) whether he plans to increase this provision.
To ask the Minister of Education (i) to detail the schools in Upper Bann that are awaiting the beginning or completion of a new build project; and (ii) to provide the current ranking for the prioritisation of works for those new school builds that are yet to begin.