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 Health to detail any additional resources being made available to GP patients to access medical care in practices, in the wake of the ongoing GP collective action.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, pursuant to AQW 32748/22-27, for her assessment of the merits of developing the road drainage systems' capacity to cope with the sudden, short duration, high intensity rain events, given that they have become more common in recent times.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail whether his Department has any plans to increase allotted access to council swimming pool facilities for swimming and water sport clubs.
To ask the Minister for Communities to what extent the construction of new housing developments has stalled due to insufficient water and drainage infrastructure.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether her Department has any plans to increase the number of train carriages, available for peak hours journeys, on the Belfast to Dublin Enterprise service.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, pursuant to AQW 34147/22-27, (i) for her assessment of whether each local council will be able to have its Local Development Plan (LDP) examined and adopted in a timely manner, given (a) the initial estimate that all councils would have LDPs in place by 2019; (b) the status of…
To ask the Minister of Education to detail (i) how he is ensuring the public is aware of open consultations surrounding the future of Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment qualifications; and (ii) his assessment of the TransformED: The future of CCEA GCSEs, AS Levels and A Levels consultation.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail how her Department is unlocking development in Newry for the next ten years, by providing water and wastewater drainage and treatment capacity.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for her assessment of the Mineral Products Association Northern Ireland, claim that resurfacing and defect repair programmes have been scaled back or delayed, as stated in its press release of 4 November 2025.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for her assessment of the Mineral Products Association Northern Ireland claim that the road network is now at a critical point, with dangerously low levels of maintenance funding and severe staff shortages within the Department of Infrastructure, as stated in its press release of…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail her Department's plan to address the Transport and Roads Asset Management Group staff shortages, across (i) engineering; (ii) inspection; and (iii) procurement teams.
Minister, over the past 50 years, thousands of people have worked behind Marlborough House's uniquely honeycombed facade. Those of us who worked there have varying degrees of affinity with the big brute. There are 14 Civil Service properties worth £30 million that are lying completely empty and unused. Now that…
I thank the Minister for his statement. Minister, I entirely support the establishment of an independent EPA. It is long overdue, yet your Department seems to still be in go-slow mode. Minister, following decades of reports, commitments and promises, why has DAERA still not delivered a single ounce of accountability…
Exclusion of Minister from Office under Section 30 of the Northern Ireland Act 1998 That this Assembly, under section 30(1)(b) of the Northern Ireland Act 1998, resolves that, further to his recent visit to Israel, the Minister of Education no longer enjoys the confidence of the Assembly, because of his failure to…
To ask the Minister for the Economy, pursuant to AQW 30483/22-27, whether any assessment has been made in relation to the implementation and penetration of Project Gigabit.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any action her Department is taking to repair the street lights on Windsor Avenue, Newry, which have not been working for a number of weeks.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether she intends to introduce free public transport for disabled people, in line with the rest of United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland.
Has the Minister considered working with the Department for Infrastructure and community and rural transport organisations to support this work? Rural transport organisations provide a life-saving transport link for the health service.
So, the Minister is saying that 400 units will be built in Newry over the next 10 years. That is not very ambitious. I am getting a different message on the ground from developers who cannot access the waste water treatment network because there is insufficient capacity; they cannot build on sites. There is a stalling…
Mr McNulty asked the Minister for Infrastructure to clear up some confusion, given that, in response to a question for written answer, she said that, through adopting an innovative approach, she has freed up capacity for 400 units in Newry, which is wonderful and positive news, but to explain what she meant when she…