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Mr Justin McNulty: Assembly records
All of Mr Justin McNulty’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 Justice to provide a detailed breakdown of the (i) number; and (ii) location of illegally erected political advertising billboards on land owned by the Department for Infrastructure.
To ask the Minister of Justice for her assessment of the challenges faced by the PSNI with respect to (i) recruitment; (ii) budgetary constraints; and (iii) the ability to fulfil key functions.
To ask the Minister of Health for a detailed breakdown of his Department’s budgetary expenditure, including the figure for total annual expenditure, in each year since 2010.
To ask the Minister of Education for a detailed breakdown of his Department’s budgetary expenditure, including the figure for total annual expenditure, in each year since 2010.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs for his assessment of the implications on small family farms of a reduction in the compensation rate for cattle removed under the Bovine TB programme.
Minister, to what extent do you attribute progress on the A5 to the pressure group that has been campaigning vociferously for years, including the families of many people whose lives were lost? Fifty lives have been lost on that road since 2006. How can any further delays be explained?
I thank the Minister for his answers thus far. Minister, to what extent do you attribute progress on the A5 to campaigning by the A5 pressure group and the families of the 50 people whose lives have, sadly, been lost there since 2006? Is it acceptable that there would be any further delays?
Does the Member agree that having branded uniforms places additional pressure on young children, especially from impoverished backgrounds, who do not feel that they measure up, if their families cannot afford uniforms? There is also a bullying aspect to the problem. Young kids feel that they are not measuring up. Does…
Last week, I attended a remarkable event in Newry: Women's Aid Armagh Down's Be the Change conference. Some of the contributions and testimonies at that important conference were harrowing, stomach-churning, informative, frightening and inspirational. I have reflected almost continuously on that conference since I…
To ask the Minister of Health (i) what schemes are in place to allow patients to access reimbursement for private health care; and (ii) for his assessment of the benefits of ensuring that any future schemes can be accessed retrospectively.
To ask the Minister for Communities for his assessment of the economic uplift that the expeditious delivery of the Casement Park project would bring to (i) West Belfast; and (ii) the North.
To ask the Minister for Communities for a breakdown of (i) the total number of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) applications; and (ii) the number of PIP applications that have been initially declined but subsequently overturned at either mandatory reconsideration or appeal stage, in each of the last 5 years.
To ask the Minister for Communities (i) to detail the current waiting time for medical assessments with respect to (a) Personal Independence Payments; (b) Universal Credit; and (c) Employment and Support Allowance applications; and (ii) what action his Department will be taking to reduce these wait times.
To ask the Minister for Communities for her assessment of (i) the financial implications of the British government’s non-commitment with respect to funding for the Casement Park project; and (ii) whether her Department is able to independently meet the financial commitment required to facilitate the construction of…
We need to do better than playing catch-up with our overburdened and underpaid public-sector workers' pay packets. We need decisive action and ambition from the Executive to ensure that our public-sector workers feel valued and are fairly rewarded. If we continue to delay fair pay for our teachers, midwives, nurses,…
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the number of patients (i) on a surgical waiting list, broken down by specialism; (ii) waiting for a first consultant-led outpatient appointment; and (iii) waiting more than twelve months for a red flag cancer referral, broken down by Health and Social Care Trust.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail how much his additional £1 million student hardship funding would equate to per student, in the event of a 100 per cent uptake.
To ask the Minister for Communities how many new social and affordable homes (i) have been constructed in each of the last 5 years; and (ii) are scheduled to be completed in each of the next 5 years.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister (i) whether they will intervene to guarantee future funding for Nexus NI; and (ii) whether they will raise this issue with their Executive colleagues.
To ask the Minister of Health what action he will be taking to enable access to the drug Kuvan, which is available elsewhere for the treatment of phenylketonuria.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure (i) whether the lighting on the A1 between the border and the B113 exit conforms with the standards set out in the Design Manual for Roads and Bridges; (ii) when a safety audit on (a) lighting; (b) junction design; and (c) the visibility of road markings was last undertaken for…