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 (i) what savings; and (ii) what percentage of their total budget he has asked each Health and Social Care Trust to make in the (a) 2025-26; and (b) 2026-27 financial year.
To ask the Minister of Education to detail what publicity campaigns his Department has launched to educate and warn young people about the dangers of recreational drug use.
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail the efforts her Department is making to ensure that the key sentencing principle of punishment is applied, in relation to individuals convicted of technology-assisted child sexual abuse.
To ask the Minister of Health to outline what urgent actions are being taken by his Department to (i) address children's services social workers' workforce planning in the Southern Health and Social Care Trust to address staff workload, well-being and safety concerns; and (ii) ensure children and their families get…
To ask the Minister of Education, further to the Education Authority's press release of 25 June 2025 and potentially compelling schools to enrol pupils with special educational needs (SEN), to detail what resourcing he will provide to schools to enable them to facilitate children with SEN.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, in relation to the illegally erected Sinn Féin billboard at the Egyptian Arch on the Camlough Road, Newry, (i) what other land, other than land owned by her Department, is the billboard erected on; (ii) whether the contractor that was engaged to remove racist graffiti from…
To ask the Minister of Health whether his Department is considering an all-island mother and baby service for mothers experiencing post-natal depression.
To ask the Minister of Health what additional resources will be allocated to the Southern Health and Social Care Trust Adult Autism Services Team to enable them to meet levels of demand.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether her Department will facilitate additional train and bus services for Armagh GAA supporters travelling to Croke Park on 29 June 2025, given that existing services are now at capacity.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, following confirmation of works in the 2023-24 financial year, to provide a timeline for the commencement of resurfacing works for High Street, Newry.
This is the third time that Sinn Féin has failed the A5 project. Minister Murphy did not provide the necessary information or comply with the EU habitats directive, which resulted in a successful legal challenge. In 2017, Sinn Féin walked out of government for three years, and the A5 could not proceed, again as the…
I thank the Minister for her answer. Does the Minister share my concern that the Executive in which her party occupies positions — an Executive with the supposed aim of stopping paramilitarism — are led by a party that puts propaganda on illegal billboards and on social media and uses every channel possible to glorify…
I thank the Minister for her answer. During the past number of weeks, McLaughlin and Harvey has been contracted to remove hate graffiti from bridges in the Newry area. That is very positive. Minister, recommendation 15 states: "There should be a clear and unambiguous statutory duty on ... public authorities ... to…
Minister, today, everyone in NI Water must be breathing a huge sigh of relief because you have waded in to straighten them out, bail them out and admonish their board and leadership. The statement is a bizarre distraction and diversion from the real issues at hand in NI Water, which relate to water and waste water.…
Mr McNulty asked the Minister of Justice, given that, last week, a headline in the 'Belfast Telegraph' reported that a lot of young people believe that they missed out on the Troubles, and given that many of us grew up and were shaped by the violence, the maiming, the murder, the fear and the terror of the Troubles,…
I thank the Minister for giving way. Minister, you will be aware that the Marie Collins Foundation has asked that the unduly lenient sentence scheme be extended to all cases involving technology-assisted child sexual abuse. Do you support that call?
I thank the Member for giving way. Given the scale of the environmental crime at Mobuoy, does he agree that it is incredible that the Executive are not calling for a public inquiry?
I support the motion, which gets to the heart of a growing crisis of confidence in our justice system. It speaks for the victims who feel let down and for the public, who rightly ask, "Where is the deterrent in our sentencing? Where is the justice?". We fully recognise and firmly defend the independence and integrity…
Minister, I declare an interest: my wee fella started at his new school, St Malachy's in Camlough, this morning. His first day was very nerve-racking and exciting at the same time. I was approached by a concerned member of staff, who asked me how to get a 20 mph speed limit control zone outside St Malachy's on the…
As a member of the Committee for Justice and as the SDLP's spokesperson on justice, I support the legislative consent motion on the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill. The LCM relates to provisions that will strengthen operational cooperation in addressing issues such as trafficking, illegal migration and…
I support the legislative consent motion on crime and policing. As a member of the Justice Committee and the SDLP's spokesperson on Justice, I welcome the opportunity to contribute to a legislative framework that better protects our communities. The SDLP welcomes the provisions of the LCM as timely, necessary and…
Minister, did you discuss with the Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration in the South the possibility of convening a public inquiry into clerical abuse, given its often cross-border nature?
To ask the Minister of Health (i) what recommendations emerged from the 2019 public consultation on breast assessment proposals; and (ii) why these recommendations were not published.