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 for Infrastructure whether she is considering amending legislation to allow the use of a digital insurance certificate when taxing a car at the post office.
To ask the Minister for Communities to outline any forward planning that is taking place to support home heating oil customers if there are fluctuations in the global oil market during the winter.
To ask the Minister of Education, further to AQW 44793/22-27, to detail the number of permitted development days, in each of the last ten years, excluding days provided for TRansformED.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) the number of Penalty Charge Notices issued in circumstances where the user has attempted to pay through the JustPark app, over the last 12 months; (ii) the proportion of appeals on those grounds that succeed; and (iii) her Department's mechanism for assuring user…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any mechanism in place for her Department to report issues with parking apps, contracted by her Department.
Thank you, Mr Deputy Speaker. Before I get into the meat of my remarks or cover comments made by Members, I will say that, despite some of the fairly lurid and pretty pathetic allegations that have been thrown at us from across the Chamber, particularly from the Minister's party, the reason that we tabled the motion…
Does the Member agree that the same person, David Babington from Action Mental Health, while robustly challenging decisions that have been made by the UK Government, also said that the Executive needed to step up, and that he was very frustrated with the Executive's response to that and their desire to simply push all…
Thank you very much, Madam Principal Deputy Speaker. It has been a useful debate, albeit there were misapprehensions about the Fiscal Council, the OECD recommendations on independent fiscal institutions and, to an extent, Mr Tennyson's amendment, so I want to run through some of the responses. Most of the amendments…
I hate to be rude, but we are not debating those amendments today, as they were not selected for debate. They therefore have nothing to do with what is on the Marshalled List. I appreciate that you do not agree with them, but they are not being debated.
I appreciate that the Member's party has taken a position on that. Obviously, I will wind up on the amendments later. Does the Member accept that we are entitled to legislate for any public body to do specific things? One would not expect a business case for a specific thing to appear in primary legislation.
These are very important amendments. We spend a lot of time debating non-binding motions, and it is important that the House considers actual legislation and amendments to legislation in detail. That is not to say that non-binding motions are not important — we are moving one later today — but it is important that we…
I am very pleased to speak today, and because I am in the slightly unusual position of being both the Chair of the Committee and the mover of the majority of the amendments, I will speak first as Chair of the Committee, and then I will move on and give a detailed view of the amendments that are before us today, if…
For more than half a century, the Springhill and Westrock families have, with dignity, courage and extraordinary resilience, maintained the innocence of their loved ones and the need to clear their names and to hold the British state to account for their murders on 9 July 1972. As the previous contributor said, that…
Introducing an Integrated 111 Service for Northern Ireland That this Assembly recognises the sustained and growing pressures facing Northern Ireland’s urgent and emergency care system, including increasing attendances and unacceptable waiting times at Emergency Departments; acknowledges the Executive’s commitment to…
Funding for the Northern Ireland Place-Name Project That this Assembly acknowledges the important role of the Northern Ireland Place-Name Project in supporting local councils to produce accurate translations for dual language street name signs; recognises its wider contribution to the protection and promotion of…
Post-19 Special Educational Needs Support That this Assembly recognises the importance of ensuring that all young people with special educational needs (SEN) are supported to reach their full potential beyond the age of 19; acknowledges that every year, families across Northern Ireland face a devastating cliff edge…
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to detail any steps his Department is taking to promote public access and continued use of leisure facilities at Colin Glen Forest Park.