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 First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail (i) their assessment of the article in the Irish Times on 10 January 2026, which outlined a plan with the potential to unlock 6,000 new homes in the Newry Banbridge corridor; and (ii) whether they plan to conduct any assessment of the potential of…
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail (i) his assessment of the article in the Irish Times on 10 January 2026, which outlined a plan with the potential to unlock 6,000 new homes in the Newry Banbridge corridor; and (ii) whether he plans to conduct any assessment of the potential of progressing this plan.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail (i) her assessment of the article in the Irish Times on 10 January 2026, which outlined a plan with the potential to unlock 6,000 new homes in the Newry Banbridge corridor; and (ii) whether she plans to conduct any assessment of the potential of progressing this plan.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) her assessment of the article in the Irish Times on 10 January 2026, which outlined a plan with the potential to unlock 6,000 new homes in the Newry Banbridge corridor; and (ii) whether she plans to conduct any assessment of the potential of progressing this plan.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for her assessment of the Newry Next Building a Regional Powerhouse by 2035 report, which identifies that more than 1300 homes and almost 30 commercial projects in the Newry area are stalled, due to the lack of wastewater capacity.
Whether it is Casement Park, the A5, the A1 junctions, the new children's hospital, the new maternity hospital, all-island rail upgrades, lack of investment in vital waste water infrastructure — I could go on and on — failure to plan and deliver investment has cost us dearly. When will the investment strategy finally…
Minister, you said that guidelines on school uniform rights have been revised, yet many parents of children with ASD still say that rigid uniform policies are causing anxiety and exclusion. Why does your Department still lack clear and enforceable protections for those with sensory needs?
To ask the Minister of Justice, given the PSNI's figures, highlighting a continued rise in domestic abuse-related calls over Christmas and the New Year, to detail any efforts her Department has made to address increased rates of domestic violence around holiday periods.
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail any plans her Department's has for addressing the creation of sexually explicit deepfake images, through Artificial Intelligence, as a form of violence against women, girls, and children.
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail any steps his Department is taking to make census data available as part of the Irish Government's release of the 1926 census.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for her assessment of the article in the Irish Times on 10 January 2026, which outlined a plan with the potential to unlock 6,000 new homes in the Newry Banbridge corridor.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any sanctions faced by her Department for not acting within the boundaries of its licence, as arbitrated by the Office of Environmental Protection.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the spend on (i) new street lighting; (ii) enhancements to street lighting; and (iii) kerb replacement schemes, over each of the last five years, broken down by scheme and constituency.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) the rationale for downgrading the criteria for the white lining of roads; and (ii) any implications this will have for road lining longevity and road safety.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail any funding support available for ice hockey players from the North competing for Team Ireland in an international ice hockey tournament in Nova Scotia, Canada, in March 2026.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail where young people with special educational needs can gain employment opportunities, in Newry and Armagh.
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail (i) his assessment of a mandatory seven-day custodial sentence for anyone who breaches a non-molestation order; and (ii) any other strategies his Department has considered to ensure victims have a window of time to relocate, or seek protections, if non-molestation orders are…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, as a consequence of the inadequate water and wastewater drainage and treatment capacity, to detail the number of housing units that cannot be progressed (i) through planning; (ii) to construction commencement; and (iii) to completion and occupation, broken down by constituency.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, in light of the recent cyclist fatality on the Westlink, Belfast, for her assessment of mandating lorry manufacturers to equip lorries with effective blind spot detection and warning systems.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether a feasibility study for a greenway, connecting the Newry to Portadown and Newry to Carlingford greenways, will be undertaken by her Department.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail his Department's approach to the issue of landlords threatening, or serving, eviction notices to tenants on the basis of pet ownership.
To ask the Minister of Health for his assessment of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine's December 2025 survey Overcrowding and Corridor Care in Northern Ireland Emergency Departments, which found that across the nine Emergency Departments, 49 per cent of patients were receiving care in a non-designated space such…
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to detail any actions his Department plans to take to promote the Fruit and Vegetable Aid Scheme to the horticulture sector to increase the number of growers availing of the support opportunity.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether her Department will prioritise gritting of the B2 road into and out of Derrytrasna, Armagh, given the recent bus accident.