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Ms Liz Kimmins: Assembly records
All of Ms Liz Kimmins’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.
As I said, the strategy sets out very clearly, in three or four lines, what we are doing to try to get ahead of that. A key thing that I have done this year, even within the constrained budget, is front-load my budget for road maintenance, ensuring that we have an increased budget at the start of the year to enable us…
We understand the budgetary situation. It has been the same way for many years, and that is the fundamental reason that a Budget has not been agreed. All Executive parties and Ministers are united when it comes to the fact that we need a fair Budget that will help us to deliver good public services. What we have had…
I can ask my officials to look specifically at that scheme. I am sure that the Member will appreciate that I do not have the detail here. I appreciate the Member's comments, because they reflect the work that has been done to try to get to grips with the significant deterioration that we have seen on our road network.…
The £816,000 major resurfacing scheme on the Ballyrobin Road is a clear example of the significant investment that is being made in order to improve the condition and resilience of our road network. I recognise the importance of maintaining and improving that valuable asset. A considerable volume of repairs and…
I appreciate that the Member has raised that issue previously. I do not have an update in front of me, but I am happy to obtain one from officials to find out how things have progressed since we spoke previously about the issue. I can then respond to the Member in writing, if he is happy with that approach.
Ensuring that people are kept informed and that disruption is minimised is the least that I would expect. If, however, that has not been happening, or if there are difficulties, I will ensure that my officials liaise with the developer to make sure that any further issues are communicated to residents as effectively…
I hope that my previous answer has provided some kind of assurance about when they can expect the works to be completed, although, obviously, we keep the timescale under review. I appreciate the disruption that such schemes can cause, particularly given their complexity. If there are any unforeseen issues, we will…
The works at Four Winds and Newton Park are developer-led works associated with planning approval for neighbouring residential developments. The scope of the works includes widening the existing roundabout; increasing capacity from one lane to two running lanes on all approaches; making alterations to footways; and…
Over the past number of weeks, we have witnessed some of the most regressive elements of loyalism and unionism, led by the unelected mouthpiece Jamie Bryson, who has no regard for the progress or the peace that we all want to see and which the vast majority of people here hold dearly. He has been stringing factions of…
Go raibh maith agat, a Leas-Cheann Comhairle. I thank all Members for their contributions. I note and really appreciate the collegial and positive way in which the Bill has been discussed. I know that Members appreciate the importance of the policies that are included in the Bill, and that they will benefit everyone…
I beg to move amendment No 1: There are 15 amendments that, I believe, strengthen and clarify the Bill. The amendments reflect the detailed work carried out by the Committee for Infrastructure, the Office of the Legislative Counsel (OLC), the Examiner of Statutory Rules and officials in my Department. I thank all who…