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 has made any assessment of the recently introduced afternoon bus lane times on the Saintfield Road, Belfast.
Extension of Committee Stage: Marriage and Civil Partnership Bill (NIA 30/22-27) That, in accordance with Standing Order 33(4), the period referred to in Standing Order 33(2) be extended to 13 November 2026, in relation to the Committee Stage of the Marriage and Civil Partnership Bill.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any steps his Department is taking to ensure individuals with HIV do not face discrimination when accessing healthcare.
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail the fiscal year to which his remarks on additional needs funding for Scotland and Wales, referred to on 28 April, relate.
To ask the Minister of Education to detail the amount of funding awarded to each school in the recent announcement of investment in capital build and refurbishment projects.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any engagement she has had with NI Water and Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council, regarding the construction of the path between Alderwood Hill and Cairnshill Park and Ride, Belfast.
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail the profile of yearly expenditure for the Public Sector Transformation Board, when originally allocated to successful projects.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether she will consider changes to the proposed residents' parking scheme to ensure high response thresholds do not discriminate against urban communities.
On a point of order, Mr Deputy Speaker. Just to clarify, there is an amendment in the name of my party colleagues that will not be moved. Due to unforeseen circumstances, they are not here to formally not move the amendment. However, I want to put on record, for the convenience of the House, that the amendment would…
Minister, you have, once again, utterly misrepresented everything that I said. I want the British Government to give us more money. I want a fair financial settlement for here. A better settlement for this place is more likely to happen when your party and the DUP act like parties in a grown-up, proper Government and…
Minister, at the Finance Committee in December last year, you told me that you were 10 out of 10 confident that a Budget would be agreed. In January, when you published the draft Budget, you said that it would transform public services. Were you wrong then, or are you wrong now?
Minister, that was a very short statement. There was some interesting stuff in it, but I am going to ask about something that was not in it. In December 2023, some progress was announced, although it has not been followed through on, on making it easier for pupils from the North — Northern Ireland — to apply for top…
Minister, a good teacher knows how to deal with messing and attention-seeking. I am afraid that, in the Chamber today, we have seen messing, attention-seeking and squabbling for theatrical purposes from your party and Sinn Féin, which is genuinely pathetic. You are collectively responsible for our education system and…
On a point of order, Mr Speaker. I will be brief. I want to raise an issue that has come up before. It relates to questions for oral answer to the Executive Office yesterday. Ministers are asked a direct question. They may not answer it, but then, later on, a Member, usually from their own party, will ask them the…
Mr O'Toole asked the Minister of Finance, after stating that he does not know whether the Minister was in the room when his colleague Pearse Doherty said at his party's ard-fheis at the weekend that it was time for an emergency Budget for the people of the South of Ireland, whether he felt a degree of embarrassment or…
As Paula Bradshaw said, parents, pupils, the school community and teachers have not been able to use the hall at Rosetta for years. I live in the area, and I know how distressing and frustrating that is for the school community. You talked about the business case and the processes that are being worked through with…
It may not be a matter for the Executive Office, but it is a matter for this place, so, although I appreciate your indicating a rhetorical commitment to moving forward that agenda, the public out there will be somewhat sceptical. We are 20 years on from the St Andrews Agreement, in which the DUP and Sinn Féin, along…
First Minister, you said that there has been "a significant amount of work" and that there has been "progress on the enabling actions": that is simply not good enough. In early 2024, just after the Executive were re-established, in response to a question for written answer from Paula Bradshaw, you and your colleague…