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 for Communities to detail any plans his Department has to increase the availability of sheltered housing options that incorporate support services, enabling older people to maintain their independence.
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail the number of individuals (i) questioned; (ii) charged; and (iii) convicted, for aiding and abetting abuse, in relation to historical institutional abuse cases.
To ask the Minister for Communities for his assessment of the multiplier effect that has cross-departmental benefits in relation to (i) physical health and wellbeing; (ii) mental health and wellbeing; (iii) community cohesion; and (iv) economic impact, in relation to participation in sport.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail (i) the per capita investment in sport in the north of Ireland; and (ii) how this compares to (a) Scotland; (b) Wales; (c) England; and (d) the Republic of Ireland, for each of the last 10 years.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister for their assessment of the Taoiseach naming the army agent known as Stakeknife in the Dáil Éireann.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to detail any measures being taken by his Department to ensure farmers can access sufficient slurry storage capacity, given the current sustained period of inclement weather.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the latest structural analysis assessment conducted by her Department on the bridge at A29 Irish Street, Armagh.
To ask the Minister of Health (i) to detail the level of staffing in the Southern Health and Social Care Trust; and (ii) for his assessment of this level of staffing in ensuring sufficient capacity to care for patients, compared to other Health and Social Care Trusts.
To ask the Minister of Health for his assessment of how the Adult Protection Bill protects older adults against an expansive definition of harm, including (i) psychological; (ii) financial; (iii) self-directed; and (iv) physical, harm.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any plans she has to legislate for the safety of pedestrians and road users, given the rising prevalence of e-scooters.
To ask the Minister for Communities for his assessment of providing a basic income for the arts, to provide financial stability to artists and creative workers, similar to what is done in the south.
I thank the Minister. You are very gracious for giving way. You mentioned the pressures on GP practices. At an all-party group last week, when discussing arthritis, it was said that long waiting lists are factories for disability — frighteningly so. GP practices have a major part to play in relieving waiting lists.…
Notwithstanding her previous answers, can the Minister fully explain the reasons for the delay in delivering the legislative changes to the police ill-health retirement scheme, which, hopefully, will prevent abuse of the system?
It is an honour for me to speak in celebration of a hugely significant milestone: the 30th anniversary of Aware, an organisation that has played a crucial role in improving mental health awareness and understanding, and providing support, education and hope across the North. Thirty years ago, the landscape around…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any steps she is taking to reduce the backlog and processing times of compensation claims for damage to vehicles.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, given the deterioration of Aghmakane Road, Newry, to detail when a site inspection, with associated repairs and resurfacing, can be expected.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, pursuant to AQW 35968/22-27, for an updated timeframe for the recommendations regarding school bus safety to be introduced.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail his assessment of how funding uncertainties and inconsistencies are acting as an impediment to high performance, strategic planning, and podium finishes in sporting organisations.