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Mr Matthew O'Toole: Assembly records
All of Mr Matthew O'Toole’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.
Cost of Living Crisis That this Assembly recognises the severe and growing pressure that rising fuel and energy costs are placing on household finances across Northern Ireland; notes that these pressures come on top of persistently high living costs, leaving many households facing increasingly difficult choices;…
Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Failure to Deliver Health and Social Care Transformation”
Failure to Deliver Health and Social Care Transformation - Amendment 1 Leave out all after ‘service collapse;’ and insert: ‘commits to working constructively to agree and deliver a shared programme of health reform over the next five years; and calls on the Minister of Health to work with all political parties to…
Twenty Years on from the St Andrews Agreement That this Assembly notes that 20 years have passed since the St Andrews Agreement and the restoration of the devolved political institutions after a period of collapse; recognises that this Agreement, while enabling devolved decision-making to return, and securing progress…
Ten Years Since Bengoa That this Assembly notes that ten years have passed since the publication of the Bengoa Report, Systems, Not Structures: Changing Health and Social Care which outlined the case for transformation of health and social care in Northern Ireland, including a greater focus on prevention, primary and…
Racial Equality Legislation That this Assembly marks Black History Month 2026 and celebrates the contribution of black people and communities to Northern Ireland; expresses deep concern at the increase in race hate incidents and crimes, which reached record levels in 2025-2026; believes that everyone should be able to…
Access to Further Education That this Assembly recognises the vital role of further education in delivering the skills our economy needs, improving productivity, supporting regional balance and providing pathways into employment and further learning; expresses concern at cuts to further education and skills provision…
Building Political Consensus That this Assembly recognises that Northern Ireland faces a number of long-standing and increasingly urgent challenges which cannot be left unaddressed; notes that issues including health transformation, wastewater infrastructure and the sustainability of the school estate have remained…
Building on the Success of the Fleadh That this Assembly affirms that the 2026 Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann was a resounding success for Belfast and the wider region, showcasing world-class culture and hospitality; commends Belfast City Council, the Executive departments and agencies involved in making it a success, as…
Agreement on a Budget That this Assembly expresses deep concern at the Executive’s failure to agree a Budget; notes Pivotal’s recent assessment that the absence of a Budget is a serious failure which is damaging public services and preventing effective planning, investment and reform; acknowledges that analysis by the…
Artificial Intelligence Strategy That this Assembly recognises that the climate crisis is already impacting communities, public services and the economy; welcomes the Executive Office consultation on the draft Northern Ireland Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategy; further recognises the significant potential benefits…
Standing up to Racism That this Assembly condemns violence in all its forms, including the appalling attack in North Belfast on Stephen Ogilvie on 8 June; expresses deep concern at the recent racially motivated violence across Northern Ireland; affirms that such actions cannot be justified as legitimate democratic…
Failure to Agree a Budget That this Assembly notes with extreme concern the failure of the Northern Ireland Executive to agree a multi-year budget; supports any efforts to secure maximum possible funding from the British Government; urges UK Ministers to engage constructively with the Executive to ensure that public…
Trust in Public Appointments That this Assembly notes growing public concern regarding appointments to public bodies, arm’s-length bodies and other publicly funded organisations; believes that such appointments must be made on the basis of merit, expertise and the ability to deliver better outcomes for the people of…
In Vitro Fertilisation Equality That this Assembly acknowledges the valuable role that in vitro fertilisation (IVF) and other assisted fertility treatments play in supporting individuals and couples to build families; recognises that the cost of accessing fertility treatment privately can be prohibitive and creates…
Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “The Irish Government’s Failure to Cooperate on Legacy Cases”
The Irish Government’s Failure to Cooperate on Legacy Cases - Amendment 2 Leave out all after ‘Assembly’ and insert: ‘recognises the limitations of the UK Supreme Court judgment in the Dillon case; acknowledges that the findings will force victims and survivors of the Northern Ireland Troubles into further court…
Change on these Islands That this Assembly notes the outcome of the recent elections in Britain; expresses concern at the rise of right-wing populism embodied by Reform UK; believes that a Reform UK-led government would be hugely damaging for people living here as well as British-Irish relations; further notes recent…
Strengthening Homecare Provision - Amendment 2 Leave out all after ‘unmet care;’ and insert: 'and calls on the Minister of Finance to ring-fence funding for the introduction of the real Living Wage for social care workers as part of an agreed multi-year budget.’
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…