Debate contribution: Sectarian and Racist Intimidation
It is a strategy.
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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.
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Debate contribution: Sectarian and Racist Intimidation
I thank the Member very much for giving way. Going forward, I hope that we will never have to use the police for hate crimes because we will not have hate crimes. I agree with you. It is a pity that the Justice Minister does not receive enough money to appropriately fund our police. We heard earlier today from another…
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Debate contribution: Sectarian and Racist Intimidation
I will not take up too much of your time. Does the Member agree that the actions of vigilantes who are going out and asking people for paperwork to prove where they are from are wrong? I do not know anybody who carries paperwork to prove where they are from. Does the Member agree that that has to stop?
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Debate contribution: Sectarian and Racist Intimidation
Will the Member give way?
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Debate contribution: Sectarian and Racist Intimidation
I beg to move Mr Deputy Speaker, thank you for the opportunity to propose this very serious motion. I urge every Member present to consider not just what is said in the Chamber but what it means outside this place, in the homes, on the streets and in the lives of people who feel unsafe simply because of who they are…
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Debate contribution: Bonfire Regulation
I thank the Member for giving way. As you all know, I represent Strangford, and my office is in Newtownards. I will say clearly that Alliance is made up of unionists, nationalists and people who do not have a constitutional preference. When I am in Newtownards, I serve everyone. The majority of people who come to my…
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Debate contribution: Bonfire Regulation
I do not know why the Member thinks that I am pulling a face, to be honest. I love the fact that a number of beacons, not bonfires, in my local area are lit regularly. Cultural celebration is nothing to be feared. What is to be feared is the hate fest that comes with it, and I have borne the brunt of several sectarian…
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Debate contribution: Bonfire Regulation
Will the Member give way?
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Debate contribution: Olympic Legacy Fund
Minister, getting money out to grassroots sports clubs is always welcome, so thank you very much for that. I want to clarify something. You said that the Crowdfunder platform is being used. If a group were to apply for £50,000, the amount that that group would have to raise itself — the 35% — would be £17,500.…
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Member's statement: Food Insecurity
Since each of us was elected to the House in 2022, we have seen an unprecedented rise in the number of people in Northern Ireland who are living in hunger. In 2022, 370,000 people were living with food insecurity, and, in the Trussell Trust report that came out today, 'Hunger in the UK 2025', we see that the figure…
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Written question AQW 31294/22-27
To ask the Minister of Finance whether he will provide a copy of the job description and terms and conditions for the position of Director of Mechanisms of Government.
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Written question AQW 31296/22-27
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail any actions he will take to support the increasing number of adults and children who are living with food insecurity, as confirmed in the Trussell report on Hunger in Northern Ireland published in September 2025.
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Written question AQW 31295/22-27
To ask the Minister for Communities whether he will provide a copy of the business case detailing the rationale for the addition of the post of Director of Mechanisms of Government for the Department for Communities.
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Written question AQW 31293/22-27
To ask the Minister for Communities to confirm what support will be provided to football clubs that do not have a home ground and were unsuccessful in applying for stadia funding under the Northern Ireland Football Fund, such as Ards FC.
Assessment details for Written question AQW 31293/22-27 Official Assembly record for Written question AQW 31293/22-27
Debate contribution: Northern Ireland Football Fund: Performance Programme
Thank you, Minister. I congratulate all the clubs that have been successful at this stage. You have recognised that there are unhappy clubs. Miss McIlveen mentioned Ards FC, and I will come back to that. As a club without its own ground, it feels penalised by the way in which the scoring system was worked out. For…
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Debate contribution: School Uniforms (Guidelines and Allowances) Bill: Consideration Stage
I thank the Member very much for giving way. I am very fortunate to be a parent who no longer has to suffer the costs of uniforms because my daughter is up and away. I have found that the price of girls' skirts, in comparison with boys' trousers, is ridiculous, and I hope the Minister will take that into account after…
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Written question AQW 30844/22-27
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to provide a copy of the assigned responsibilities given to each of the Junior Ministers, in this mandate.
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Written question AQW 30843/22-27
To ask the Minister of Finance to provide a copy of any guidance provided to (i) the Executive; or (ii) their Departmental Finance officers regarding (a) cross departmental programmes; and (b) related budget lines.
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Written question AQW 30845/22-27
To ask the Minister of Education whether he will commit to (i) reviewing the Home to School transport arrangements for children living in temporary accommodation, to ensure these children are able to access school without facing additional costs; and (ii) updating this as an action in the Interdepartmental…
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Written question AQW 30841/22-27
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs whether he will reinstate the Northern Ireland Environment Agency signs confirming the Area of Special Scientific Interest that stretches from behind the New Quays, Portavogie to the short walkway and on to South Shore at Ratallagh, Cloughey.
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Written question AQW 30842/22-27
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) when a review of speeding fines will be undertaken; and (ii) why a speeding fine is less than an on-street parking fine.
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Debate contribution: Baby Loss Certificate Scheme: Public Consultation
Minister, as you said, the consultation closes on 12 September. Have you any idea of the timeline that you and your Department are aiming for to get the report out and to deliver on the legislation? Will it happen in this term?
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Motion or amendment: Rural Transport Needs
Rural Transport Needs That this Assembly recognises the valuable contribution the Community Transport Association provides to the rural population, particularly to people with disabilities; acknowledges the desirability of enabling volunteers to provide much needed access to community and public services; and calls on…
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Motion or amendment: Reducing Household Energy Costs (Revised Wording)
Reducing Household Energy Costs (Revised Wording) That this Assembly acknowledges the role that poorly insulated and energy-inefficient social housing plays in driving up energy costs, thus contributing to fuel poverty; notes the benefits of reducing carbon emissions from the housing sector; recognises the value of…
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Written question AQW 30578/22-27
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail (i) an update on the review of the operation and charging mechanisms of property management companies and letting agencies; (ii) what penalties are being considered; (iii) how the industry will be monitored and (iv) who will be responsible for such monitoring.
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