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.
I speak as someone who proudly comes from a farming background. I miss milking the cows. I miss dehorning the calves. I miss covering the silage and experiencing the transition from hay to silage. I miss testing and dosing cattle. I have brought calves to market in the link box on the back of the tractor. I miss all…
Thank you, Principal Deputy Speaker. Does the Member agree that it is obscene for some of the Members on the Benches opposite to stand here and deny the genocide and the wanton destruction —?
I thank the Member for giving way. People are appalled by the wanton death, destruction and starvation being exacted against the innocent people of Gaza. They ask, "What can we do? What can we say?". The answer is that we must say and do something. The Member mentioned Mothers Against Genocide. Yesterday's protest was…
Minister, memories from my childhood are flooding back: building dams on the little, feeder river to Camlough — the crooked lake — where little fish swam down the river. The chances of those fish swimming down the river now are zero. There were trout jumping from that lake, leaping in the summertime. The chances of…
I note with bewilderment the self-congratulatory tone on Lough Neagh while our lough is engulfed with a rancid blue-green algae. Given the repeated failures on waste water management and nutrient run-off, what enforcement measures will be introduced to make sure that commitments on water quality are met? Does the…
To ask the Minister of Health, following the Cervical Screening Review in the Southern Health and Social Care Trust, how screener underperformance will be (i) monitored; and (ii) promptly rectified.
To ask the Minister of Education to outline the rationale as to why pupils who chose to attend the nearest secondary school to them in a particular category are not eligible for home to school transport, as they did not chose to attend a geographically closer secondary school in a different category.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) when the last inspection of Cargie Road, Cullyhanna, was undertaken; and (ii) what subsequent repairs were completed.
To ask the Minister of Health (i) for his assessment of the Sands Lost in the System campaign briefing in July 2025; and (ii) to detail any actions his Department will be taking as a result.
To ask the Minister of Education to detail how his Department will ensure that lessons are learned from this year's admissions difficulties at St Paul's High School, Bessbrook, in order to inform the process in 2026-27 and beyond.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to outline the preference criteria for Tranche 3 of the 20mph speed limit zones outside schools 2025-26 programme.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail a breakdown of the number of transfer requests submitted to the Housing Executive by tenants citing anti-social behaviour by neighbours as a reason, in each constituency for the last five years.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail all Programme for Government commitments made in respect of the rights of children in this mandate.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to provide her assessment of (i) the risk posed to children’s safety at Cloughoge Primary School, Newry, as a consequence of the 40mph speed limit at the school; and (ii) the merits of reviewing the speed limit to enhance pupil and pedestrian safety.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to provide an update on plans to improve road safety and traffic calming measures at Cloughoge Primary School, Newry.
To ask the Minister of Health, in light of recent media reports of a toxic and unnerving culture in the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust, to outline (i) how this is being resolved; and (ii) for his assessment of whether similar cultures exist within other Health and Social Care Trusts.