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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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On behalf of the Alliance Party, I can say that we will support the Opposition motion on eradicating fuel poverty. I can also confirm that I am very aware that the Minister's officials have been holding fuel poverty strategy pre-consultation meetings to look at the climate change objectives. My staff attended one of…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Fuel Poverty Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Fuel Poverty
I thank the Minister. A part of the transport sector is private cars. Will the Minister confirm how he will commit to exploring push policies that discourage private car usage in Belfast and other city centres and, indeed, large towns across Northern Ireland?
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Assessment details for Debate contribution: Transport Emissions Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Transport Emissions
Member; I am sorry, Gerry. I am giving you promotions. In the House of Commons on 31 January 2012, when the vote was taken, Naomi Long, who was an MP at that stage, voted against welfare reform.
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Universal Credit: Remove the Two-child Limit Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Universal Credit: Remove the Two-child Limit
I will just remind the Minister —.
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Assessment details for Debate contribution: Universal Credit: Remove the Two-child Limit Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Universal Credit: Remove the Two-child Limit
Will the Member give way?
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Assessment details for Debate contribution: Universal Credit: Remove the Two-child Limit Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Universal Credit: Remove the Two-child Limit
Thank you, Principal Deputy Speaker. When you get to this stage of a debate, quite a lot of people have talked about stats and figures and the different things that you can talk about, so I will move on from that. Last week, the child element of universal credit increased to £3,455 per child for child 1 and child 2.…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Universal Credit: Remove the Two-child Limit Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Universal Credit: Remove the Two-child Limit
I will.
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Assessment details for Debate contribution: Universal Credit: Remove the Two-child Limit Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Universal Credit: Remove the Two-child Limit
As happens when you get to this stage of a debate — I know that a few Members have spoken so far —.
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Universal Credit: Remove the Two-child Limit Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Universal Credit: Remove the Two-child Limit
I will start by saying to anyone who has undergone a loss in pregnancy, at birth or just after their baby has been born that I am very sorry. It is a grief that is very hard to bear, and I thank Mr Robinson for the words that he has just spoken. That hit home to me: you will understand in a moment. I have spoken in…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Baby Loss Certificate Scheme and Pathology Service Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Baby Loss Certificate Scheme and Pathology Service
The cost of poverty impacts the whole of the Executive. It impacts society from birth to grave. The Northern Ireland poverty and income inequality report for 2022-23, which was released on 27 March, confirms that one in four children is living in relative poverty in Northern Ireland. That is something that I am…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Child Poverty Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Child Poverty
Can you confirm how the Executive Office intends to improve the work of the North/South bodies so that it aligns with the future Programme for Government, investment strategy and budgets that are approved by the Assembly?
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Assessment details for Debate contribution: North/South Implementation Bodies Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: North/South Implementation Bodies
Thank you, Minister. Credit where credit is due: when the Executive were asked to work together to come up with a solution, you did that, and I thank you for that. I am delighted that you have come to the House today to say that you will be taking forward legislation. That extension of the limitation period for…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Defective Premises Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Defective Premises
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure what preparatory work has been completed on the Ballynahinch bypass, to ensure the project is shovel-ready when capital investment is available.
Assessment details for Written question AQW 9916/22-27 Official Assembly record for Written question AQW 9916/22-27
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether the Ballynahinch bypass is on the priority list of capital projects to be taken forward by his Department.
Assessment details for Written question AQW 9915/22-27 Official Assembly record for Written question AQW 9915/22-27
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, following the tragedy that occurred in Ballynahinch in April 2024, whether the Ballynahinch bypass is being considered for capital investment in 2024-25.
Assessment details for Written question AQW 9914/22-27 Official Assembly record for Written question AQW 9914/22-27
Reducing Child Poverty - Amendment 1 Leave out all after ‘before the Assembly,’ and insert: ‘an integrated and comprehensive anti-poverty strategy underpinning a future Programme for Government, as agreed in previous mandates, to include specific and measurable targets to reduce child poverty with targeted prevention…
Assessment details for Motion or amendment: Reducing Child Poverty - Amendment 1 Official Assembly record for Motion or amendment: Reducing Child Poverty - Amendment 1
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail (i) the number; and (ii) the percentage of the total of individuals living in (a) owner-occupier; (b) private rental; (c) hostel accommodation; (d) Housing Executive accommodation; (e) Housing Association accommodation; (f) informal arrangements with friends or family; (g) on…
Assessment details for Written question AQW 9812/22-27 Official Assembly record for Written question AQW 9812/22-27
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure how many times the Portaferry II ferry has provided crossings in each of the last three years.
Assessment details for Written question AQW 9811/22-27 Official Assembly record for Written question AQW 9811/22-27
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail (i) how much funding will be provided to the Housing Executive to support Shared Housing in 2024-25; and (ii) how many new start homes this will equate to.
Assessment details for Written question AQW 9810/22-27 Official Assembly record for Written question AQW 9810/22-27
I thank the Member very much — I nearly gave you a Minister title there — for giving way. Where will he get the money to spend on all that he talks about?
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Supply Resolution for the Northern Ireland Spring Supplementary Estimates 2023-24 and Supply Resolution for the Northern Ireland Estimates: Vote On Account 2024-25 Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Supply Resolution for the Northern Ireland Spring Supplementary Estimates 2023-24 and Supply Resolution for the Northern Ireland Estimates: Vote On Account 2024-25
Minister, this is another long one for you today. Thank you very much for sticking with us; there are a lot of us contributing today. We are here to vote on the spring Supplementary Estimates, and I appreciate that it is a technical matter that completes the financial year that has just gone past. We should also look…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Supply Resolution for the Northern Ireland Spring Supplementary Estimates 2023-24 and Supply Resolution for the Northern Ireland Estimates: Vote On Account 2024-25 Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Supply Resolution for the Northern Ireland Spring Supplementary Estimates 2023-24 and Supply Resolution for the Northern Ireland Estimates: Vote On Account 2024-25
Related to that, Minister, will you consider including within the statutory remit of the Fiscal Council an assessment of the cost of division in Northern Ireland and the effect that that has on public services, following yesterday's successful motion?
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Assessment details for Debate contribution: Northern Ireland Fiscal Council Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Northern Ireland Fiscal Council
Ms Armstrong asked the Minister of Finance to confirm when legislation will be introduced in the Assembly to put the Northern Ireland Fiscal Council on a statutory footing.
Assessment details for Topical question AQT 158/22-27 Official Assembly record for Topical question AQT 158/22-27
Cancer Strategy That this Assembly acknowledges the widespread concern at the increase in cancer diagnoses among children and young people over the past decades; notes that some rarer cancers require co-operation across borders, including sharing of information such as clinical trial results and cancer registries;…
Assessment details for Motion or amendment: Cancer Strategy Official Assembly record for Motion or amendment: Cancer Strategy
To ask the Minister of Health, pursuant to AQW 17087/17-22, (i) for an update to the figures provided for (a) 2022-23; and (b) 2023-24; and (ii) how many parents have chosen not to consent to paediatric pathology and post-mortem services in the same period.
Assessment details for Written question AQW 9729/22-27 Official Assembly record for Written question AQW 9729/22-27
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