All of Mr Matthew O'Toole’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
To ask the Minister of Health (i) what the average waiting time is for children to receive an autism diagnosis; and (ii) what his Department is doing to improve autism spectrum diagnosis waiting times.
To ask the Minister of Education for a breakdown of the (i) number of school-age asylum seeker children currently waiting for a school place; (ii) age profile of these children; and (iii) number of children waiting who have not yet been assigned to a key worker.
To ask the Minister for Communities for her assessment of the appropriateness of hotel contingency accommodation that is used to house asylum seekers in Northern Ireland.
To ask the Minister of Education whether she has considered reviewing the eligibility criteria for free school meals in response to the cost of living crisis.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure (i) for an update on design for the recladding of the Finaghy bridge; and (ii) what actions his Department intends to take to help to improve its appearance.
On a point of order, Mr Acting Speaker. I note that both Questions on the election of a Speaker have fallen. I also note that DUP Ministers on the Front Bench and some of their colleagues were quick to give explanations for and defences of decisions that they have or have not made in office. Will the Speaker's Office…
Thank you, Mr Acting Speaker, for taking the Chair again today in these unusual circumstances: third time lucky or not, as the case may be. The DUP appears again to be set on blocking the outcome of the election from taking hold and a Government from being formed. Today, I am proud to once again nominate Patsy McGlone…
To ask the Minister for Communities how many legacy benefit claimants have experienced managed migration to Universal Credit; and how many will undergo managed migration by 31 March 2023.
To ask the Minister for Communities for an update on her Department's plan to enforce managed migration for legacy benefit claimants to Universal Credit.
Cost of Living Crisis That this Assembly recognises the immense hardship facing people and families across Northern Ireland caused by rising energy, fuel and food bills; expresses concern at the latest information from the Office for National Statistics which places inflation at 9.4 per cent and suggests that real…
To ask the Minister of Health how future decisions around a new model of hyperacute stroke care will take account of, and impact, other actions detailed in the Stroke Action Plan, such as the targeted workforce review and plan.
To ask the Minister of Health how the targeted stroke workforce review, that is to be undertaken as part of the Reshaping Stroke Care Action Plan, will include consideration of the skills and training needs of any future stroke workforce.
To ask the Minister of Health (i) for an update on the provision of sexual health services; and (ii) whether there are plans to ensure a full return to pre-pandemic levels of these services.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure what consideration his Department has given to (i) the development of a standard platform height for all stations on the NI Railways network; (ii) the adoption of a procurement standard for all new trains to have a low-floor with extendable gap fillers to match the platform…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure (i) whether his Department has given consideration to restricting development along former rail alignments; and (ii) whether any routes are being considered for development as public transport or active travel corridors.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether he will ensure that all new buses acquired by Translink will be low floor vehicles to allow easier accessibility for wheelchair users.
To ask the Minister for Communities (i) for an update on the status of the Belfast Streets Ahead Phase 5 public realm scheme; and (ii) whether further pedestrianisation of any streets involved in the scheme is being considered.