361 of 97,616 records that can be analysed have been assessed so far (0.4%); 97,193 are waiting for analysis and 62 failed and will be retried. Totals and rankings will change as the remaining records are processed, so they do not yet represent the full mandate. How much has been processed
Ms Kellie Armstrong: Assembly records
All of Ms Kellie Armstrong’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail (i) when each Health and Social Care Trust expects any existing stock of non-priority envelopes to be used; and (ii) when each Trust expects to introduce priority economy envelopes for patient correspondence sent through Royal Mail.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail any draft budget for the proposed Homelessness Commission broken down by (i) expected operating costs; (ii) salary and fees for members of the Commission; and (iii) administrative costs for the secretariat of the Commission.
Minister, you have just said that you have concerns, and you will know, of course, that the public have concerns. How will the review address those concerns about public protection and fairness?
I thank the First Minister for her answer. As she said, the research focuses on young boys, particularly those aged between 16 and 24. However, as we have seen in recent court cases, it is not just young boys who are violent in making sexual advances towards young women. Will she commit to carry out work that looks at…
Ms K Armstrong asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, in light of the report exploring masculinities and attitudes towards violence against women and girls that was launched at Stormont last week, to outline how the Executive Office will respond to its nine recommendations through targeted interventions.
Extending the Child Funeral Fund That this Assembly recognises the compassionate financial support provided for grieving parents through the Child Funeral Fund following the death of a child under the age of 18, or stillborn after the 24th week of pregnancy; and calls on the Minister for Communities to extend the…
To ask the Minister of Education to outline the plans in place to facilitate the appropriate placement of children in September 2027 transitioning from both Oakwood School and Assessment Centre sites.
To ask the Minister for Communities to provide a copy of all interim reports relating to the Housing Executive's Ending Homelessness Together Strategy 2022-2027.
To ask the Minister for Communities to provide a copy of any operational processes that Housing Executive staff follow, including timelines, from the day a person presents as threatened with homelessness and throughout the 28 day period defined as threatened with homelessness in the Housing (Northern Ireland) Order…
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail (i) the number of households that were moved into temporary accommodation within the 28 day period defined as threatened with homelessness in the Housing (Northern Ireland) Order 1988 in each of the last five years; and (ii) the rationale as to why the household was moved…
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail all departmental targets (i) achieved; and (ii) not achieved, within Assembly mandate 2022-2027, including the reasons for each missed target.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail any (i) commitments contained within his Department's current business plan that are currently behind schedule; and (ii) corrective action that is being taken.
Amend Standing Order 28 Leave out Standing Order 28 and insert: “28. Petition of Concern (1) This Standing Order supplements section 42 of the 1998 Act (petitions of concern). (2) If, in respect of a matter to be voted on by the Assembly, a petition is presented by 30 or more members and on the day after the…
New Standing Order 28A After Standing Order 28 insert: “28A. Petition of Concern: Consideration Period (1) This Standing Order supplements Standing Order 28. (2) During the consideration period— (a) the matter to which a petition relates may be referred to a committee established under section 13(3)(a) of the 1998…
New Standing Order 36A After Standing Order 36 insert: “36A. Petition of Concern: Consideration Stage (1) This Standing Order supplements Standing Order 28 and applies where 30 or more members wish to present a petition of concern (‘petition’) in respect of any provision of a Bill, or any amendment to a Bill at…
New Standing Order 40A After Standing Order 40 insert: “40A. Petition of Concern after Consideration Stage (1) This Standing Order supplements Standing Order 28 and applies where 30 or more members wish to present a petition of concern (‘petition’) in respect of any amendment to a Bill at a relevant stage. (2)…
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail the number of people living in park homes, where energy bills are supplied by the landlord, that will be able to access the £63 reduction in electricity costs.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether there have been any uplifts in grants provided to Community Transport operators of her Department's (i) Dial-a-Lift Scheme; and (ii) Disability Action Transport Scheme, to assist with increased fuel costs, during the period from April 2026 to date.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether the uplift announced for recipients of the Bus Services Operators Grant in England will be extended to Northern Ireland; and (ii) whether she will consider providing equivalent support to Community Transport operators funded through her Department.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail the number of social homes identified as being required in rural settlements that have been delivered compared to the Northern Ireland Housing Executive identified need.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail any papers his Department has presented to the NI Executive detailing the additional investment required to bring Housing Executive homes up to modern energy-efficiency standards.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail the value of any outstanding maintenance backlog within the Northern Ireland Housing Executive estate, broken down by Northern Ireland Housing Executive area.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail any assessment his Department has made of the impact of maintenance backlogs within Northern Ireland Housing Executive properties on (i) tenant welfare; and (ii) housing quality.
Thank you very much, Minister. Yes, I would appreciate that written answer, given the fact that it is taking some departments four years before they are putting people on to waiting lists.