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 Education to detail the number of children in Newry and Armagh with a Statement of Special Educational Needs currently attending (i) a special school; (ii) a post-primary learning support unit; or (iii) specialist provision class in a mainstream school, broken down by academic year.
To ask the Minister of Education to detail what services provided by the Education Authority, outside of traditional school settings, exist at post-16 level for individuals with a Statement of Special Educational Needs in Newry and Armagh.
To ask the Minister of Health (i) whether he is aware of the negative impact on Universal Credit entitlement for student nurses in receipt of bursaries; and (ii) for his assessment of whether this is a disincentive for those seeking to pursue a nursing pathway.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail (i) the amount of land held by Invest NI for development, broken down by local council area; and (ii) any plans he has to increase the land held by Invest NI for job creation, broken down by local council area.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any plans to upgrade street lighting infrastructure to LED lights in the Newry and Armagh constituency in the next five years, broken down by location.
To ask the Minister for Communities (i) whether he is aware of the negative impact on Universal Credit entitlement for student nurses in receipt of bursaries; and (ii) for his assessment of whether this is a disincentive for those seeking to pursue a nursing pathway.
Having been invented a little over 20 years ago, vaping has, incredibly and sadly, become ubiquitous in our society. While vaping was initially launched with the sales pitch that it would help smokers who wished to escape their cigarette addiction by moving to a so-called safer interim alternative, it is now clear…
Can the Minister outline the time frame for the closing of Crossmaglen police station, as per the recommendations of the 'South Armagh Policing Review'?
Minister, we all welcome and appreciate efforts to improve maternity services, but you must recognise that there are mixed messages. I am being contacted by senior midwives and clinicians who are really fearful for the future of maternity services at Daisy Hill Hospital and angry about the manner of communication by…
To ask the Minister of Health, in relation to Daisy Hill Hospital Maternity Unit, (i) when the Southern Health and Social Care Trust transitioned from a model of staff funding on the basis of operational need to funded establishment; and (ii) for his assessment of the implications of this new model on (a) staff…
To ask the Minister of Health whether (i) an approval has been sought from his Department; and (ii) information has been provided to his Department, by the Southern Health and Social Care Trust in relation to a temporary closure of the Maternity Unit at Daisy Hill Hospital.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any action his Department (i) has taken; and (ii) plans to take to increase maternity staffing from funded establishment to operational need at the Maternity Unit at Daisy Hill Hospital.
To ask the Minister of Health whether the Southern Health and Social Care Trust has undertaken a risk assessment to measure the potential impact on mothers and babies in the Newry, South Armagh and Mourne area if maternity services are removed from Daisy Hill Hospital.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the workforce management planning that has been undertaken by the Southern Health and Social Care Trust to address staffing deficits at Daisy Hill Hospital.
I begin by offering moral support to the parents and families of children with complex needs. I also give a huge thank you to the professionals and volunteers who provide respite, be that day care, overnight stays or short breaks. Their care and support for families and the individuals who receive the respite is…
I thank the Minister for his answer. He will be aware that the water and waste water infrastructure is, increasingly, becoming a barrier to housing and commercial developments in Newry. Does he recognise that addressing those issues inadequately will impede the success of projects to develop and enhance Newry city…
I thank the First Minister for her answer. The House recognises that your credibility as the northern leader of Sinn Féin overlaps with your credibility as First Minister for all. To help restore trust in your ability to hold the highest office in the Assembly and in keeping with the Nolan principles, will you consent…
Mr McNulty asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister whether, given concern about Sinn Féin's lack of openness and transparency when explaining the recent departure of senior figures, she will reassure the public, including the survivors of abuse who have been triggered and re-traumatised by recent events,…
To ask the Minister of Health to detail capital investment plans under consideration for (i) Craigavon Area Hospital; and (ii) Daisy Hill Hospital in the next five years, broken down by project.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the properties (i) owned; and (ii) managed by his Department in the Newry and Armagh constituency which are (a) vacant; and (b) listed for disposal.
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail the properties (i) owned; and (ii) managed by her Department in the Newry and Armagh constituency which are (a) vacant; and (b) listed for disposal.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail the number of (i) foreign direct investment visits hosted by Invest NI in each of the last five years, broken down by local council area; and (ii) jobs created as a result of each visit.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the investment needed in wastewater infrastructure by NI Water in the Newry and Armagh constituency over the next ten years, broken down by location.