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Mr Maurice Bradley: Assembly records
All of Mr Maurice Bradley’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.
To ask the Minister for Communities what plans he has to increase the number of Housing Executive temporary accommodation properties in the Causeway Coast and Glens area.
I thank the Minister for her answer and her commitment to replying. County Hall has a capacity of 700, but only a fraction of it is occupied. Would it be feasible to move the small number of staff from County Hall to Jubilee House in Ballykelly, which is also under-occupied? Will the Department enter discussions with…
Mr Bradley asked the Minister of Finance, after welcoming her in her new role, whether she has considered the future of Coleraine’s County Hall within the office estate review and to state whether a building survey has been carried out recently.
The Minister has partly answered my supplementary. Does he think that he will get the support of his Executive colleagues to increase his budget, considering that so many in the House, from all parties, have put pressure on him to do so?
Mr Bradley asked the Minister of Education, given that so many of today’s questions have been about budgets, to outline his budget position for next year and to state whether it is enough.
Exoneration of Northern Ireland Sub-Postmasters That this Assembly expresses support for those sub-postmasters and postmistresses in Northern Ireland who were wrongly prosecuted and convicted as a result the Horizon IT scandal; notes with deep regret that some Post Office employees served custodial sentences for…
I thank the Members who tabled the motion. Screening and assessing young people to determine their speech, language and communication needs is vital in order to assist inmates who have a high prevalence of language and communication disorders and could end up being more vulnerable in the prison system. Speech…
To ask the Minister of Health whether consideration could be made for the provision of clinical psychology bereavement support for mothers following infant death, in the Northern Health and Social Care Trust.
To ask the Minister of Health what support he can provide to community pharmacists to ensure they can maintain and continue to supply medicines to patients.
I add my congratulations to the Minister on taking up his new post. I look forward to working with him through the mandate. Several members have referred to the high level of phosphorus and nitrates in Lough Neagh and, indeed, the invasive species of zebra mussel and its ability to filter up to one litre of water per…
I congratulate the Minister on his appointment. He has part-answered my question, which is on new technologies. I note that pothole machines have been devised by JCB and are in use extensively on the mainland. Has the Minister looked at that technology? It can be a bespoke lorry or an attachment for a JCB digger.
I congratulate the Minister on his appointment and look forward to working with him over the course of the mandate. I also thank him for his statement, especially the part about the removal of Loreto College from the pause list, which is welcome news for my constituency. However, I would like to ask about the future…
To ask the Minister of Justice what her Department is doing to address the findings of the latest Criminal Justice Inspection report on HMP Magilligan.
To ask the Minister for the Economy what discussions his Department has had with (i) Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council; and (ii) Invest NI to encourage new tenants for the Enterprise Zone in Coleraine.
To ask the Minister of Justice how often PSNI officers have been redeployed to cover G4S security and clerical staff in police stations, in the last six months.
To ask the Minister for the Economy (i) whether households who have coal as the only means of heating their homes will be entitled to assistance under any of the cost of living energy schemes; and (ii) how will this payment be made to them.
To ask the Minister of Education, following the initial Education Authority consultation, what are the next steps in the proposal to merge Coleraine College, Dunluce School and North Coast Integrated College.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure (i) who is responsible for enforcing the law in relation to cycling on pavements; and (ii) how many prosecutions have been made in the last three years.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure what measures are in place to ensure that utility companies return surfaces to an acceptable standard after work is carried out.