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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 flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
Thank you, Deputy Speaker. I thank the Minister for attending the Adjournment debate to address an issue that is not only about infrastructure but about public safety, community confidence and the basic expectation that government agencies should work together when lives are at risk. The A20 Portaferry Road is a…
I thank the Member for giving way. One of the key aspects of reviewing the Civil Service is the potential for a reduction in numbers. In order to do that, we need to ask whether our alternative partners, which could be delivery mechanisms, can afford to replace our Civil Service. Community and voluntary services and…
In your statement, Minister, you talked about the business plans for the Ulster-Scots Agency and Foras na Gaeilge. If you can, it would be useful if you would outline the objectives that those groups have identified for 2026-28 and explain how you will be involved in monitoring whether the outcomes are achieved.
Thank you, Minister. Newtownards is now closed to new connections and the development of businesses. You talked about larger industries, but what about the small to medium-sized enterprises that are closing down and having to let their people become unemployed or are having to close down other businesses to take their…
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail any support available for local councils to (i) develop night-time economy provision; and (ii) support the retention of small to medium-sized businesses that serve the night-time economy, including the food-to-go sector, to stop the loss of these businesses from town…
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail any Invest NI support available for small to medium-sized enterprises, located in town centres, which are unable to extend premises or move into more suitable town centre premises, due to the lack of wastewater and sewage connections.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any actions she is taking to ensure NI Water is given clear direction to prioritise investment into closed catchment areas, where no new connections are currently permitted during PC21, as outlined in NI Water's wastewater system capacity information.
I will speak up, because it is quite hard to hear everyone on the microphones today. Minister, we understand that 4 January was a difficult time for 11 people who did not have access to emergency accommodation. Do you agree that it is counterproductive to blame the community and voluntary sector for not having enough…
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail (i) a breakdown of the funding for Severe Weather Emergency Protocol; and (ii) the amount of the funding that is spent by the Housing Executive, on their operational costs.
Thank you, Minister, for your statement and for mentioning ‘Winterwatch’ at Mount Stewart. I was delighted when you joined me at Mount Stewart and we saw the damage that Storm Éowyn had caused, with 10,000 trees having fallen. What is your view on setting targets in law for nature recovery?
I stand today at a critical moment. This contribution is to do with funding not from the Northern Ireland Executive or any of the Northern Ireland Departments but from the Northern Ireland Office. The transition from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund to the new local growth fund should have been an opportunity to build on…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether it is NI Water's policy to refuse all planning applications across the Strangford constituency, in order to negotiate a better budget, during the multi-year budget period.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, pursuant to AQO 2939/22-27, whether she has completed any (i) risk assessment; and (ii) rural needs assessment, of her active travel programme, to encourage children to cycle to schools in rural communities.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any work her Department is undertaking with Translink, Belfast City Council and the organisers of the Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, to (i) provide safe public transport to and from Belfast city centre,; and (ii) reduce or remove cars from travelling through this event.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, pursuant to AQO 2942/22-27, to detail the reason why the interim Regional Planning Commission's report has still not been published.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any policy she used to determine whether households can or cannot afford to contribute towards infrastructure needs, such as wastewater and sewage.
Like others, I, of course, welcome the fleadh coming to Belfast, and I send my best wishes to all the organisations, volunteers, community groups and public bodies involved in the preparations for what promises to be an extraordinary event for Northern Ireland. We talk about a million people being in Belfast during…
Across Northern Ireland, more than 300,000 people live in the private rented sector: that is one in every six households. Those renters are families, young professionals, students, older people and those who are simply trying to get by. For far too many of them, renting here means living with constant anxiety about…
As the Minister said, the report was given to her Department in November 2025. When does the Minister anticipate the publication of that report, and why is it taking so long?
Given the cross-departmental nature of the strategy, how are the First Minister and the deputy First Minister ensuring that Departments are being held accountable for delivery? What mechanisms are in place to address underperformance?
Retrofit Strategy This Assembly calls on the Minister for Communities to bring forward a retrofit strategy to deliver a decarbonised, energy-efficient housing stock that is equitable, affordable, and tailored to local needs thus supporting climate goals, reducing fuel poverty, and improving health outcomes.
To ask the Minister for the Economy whether she has had any engagement with the Minister for Communities and the Minister for Infrastructure in relation to support for businesses that cannot avail of premises due to lack of wastewater capacity, making the redevelopment of derelict properties inaccessible.