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Mrs Linda Dillon: Assembly records
All of Mrs Linda Dillon’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
No, I will not. Allow me to go on further. I will let you back in. The DUP agreed to that. It was far from a perfect mechanism, but, at least, it had buy-in from many victims. At least, they had a say in it and had input to it and were consulted on it. Seventeen and a half thousand people responded to that…
Absolutely not. The motion highlights the need for answers, including answers from the Irish Government. I am clear that victims deserve the truth, wherever it leads. We must ensure that the approach to legacy is not about closing doors but about opening the door to truth, accountability and healing. Victims — not…
Thank you, a Leas-Cheann Comhairle. I noticed a lot of use of the word "we" in the speech of the previous Member to speak. This is not about "we". At the heart of any debate on legacy must be the victims and survivors of the conflict. Their pain, their voices and their right to truth and justice need to be the…
To ask the Minister of Health to outline (i) the rationale for not reporting review waiting times for people with multiple sclerosis separately from wider neurology service data; (ii) why referrals from neurologists to other disciplines such as mental health services, neuro-rehabilitation, and physiotherapy are not…
Does the Member agree that included in that is the fact that, in instances of families being put out of their homes, such as those that we see regularly due to security alerts or electrical outages, leisure centres and community facilities are opened up to vulnerable families, but the furthest we could go here was to…
I appreciate the Member taking an intervention. Does the Member agree that, regardless of whether a person is legal or illegal — there are ways to deal with somebody who is illegal, and that has to be done — we are talking today about race hate. It does not matter whether you are legal or illegal: anybody who attacks…
I appreciate the intervention. I am not sure how much I agree with it. I have not agreed with a lot of what the Member has said over the airwaves before he came into the House. We will probably agree to disagree quite a bit, Mr Burrows. I appreciate the motion, and we will support it. In June, we saw racist…
I thank the Members who tabled the motion. I want to address one of the points that the previous Member to speak made, which was on out-of-court disposals. We absolutely need to look at where they are appropriate and necessary and at where they will speed up justice and ensure that cases that we need to go to court…
I appreciate the Member taking the intervention; I know that he has taken a number of interventions. As with anything that goes to court, you have to prove that there is an aggravator. You have to offer that proof. You could not just say, "I think that it is because of my sexuality or my race". You absolutely would…
I thank the Member for taking an intervention. Given that Mid Ulster has the highest rate of GDP outside of Belfast city centre, does he agree that businesses there have been able to achieve that not because of but in spite of a lack of infrastructure and that that is another reason why that project is vital?
Thank you, Minister, for the written statement that we received, but, as with what we have heard today, that statement does not give us an understanding of why everything had to be cancelled on 18 September, given that the system was back up and running on 17 September by 5.00 pm. I appreciate that the Minister said…
I thank the Minister for her answer. Some parents are still very concerned that their young people will not be included and will therefore not be able to access post-19 SEN provision. Will you outline what conversations you are having with the Minister of Health specifically to ensure that young people can access…
A bit like the previous questioner, I am selfishly interested in my area of mid-Ulster. I would like a sense of what types of projects are likely to be in the action plans. I agree that councils are best suited to decide on what action plans are best for their area.
I also offer my best wishes to Deborah and her family on the birth of their beautiful wee baby girl. I am delighted to see that everybody is safe and well. First Minister, it is evident from your response that the Victims and Survivors Service is involved in a wide delivery of its portfolio. Do you agree that it is…
Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Holding the Irish Government to Account on Legacy”
Holding the Irish Government to Account on Legacy - Amendment 1 Leave out all after ‘sustained engagement with’ and insert: ‘victims, survivors and their advocates; notes with concern the Memorandum of Understanding between the Irish Government and the Omagh Bombing Inquiry; further notes the motion agreed by the…
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, following the decision to hold a further consultation on the Nutrients Action Programme, how his Department will ensure farmers’ evidence and practical solutions are fully considered to deliver fair and effective policies for improving water quality.
Southern Trust: IT Outage To ask the Minister of Health for an update on the IT problem that impacted the Southern Health and Social Care Trust on 17 September 2025.