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Miss Órlaithí Flynn: Assembly records
All of Miss Órlaithí Flynn’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
I agree with the points that were made by all Members who have spoken. We are not debating the motion as just a policy concern or a policy issue. We know that the BDA has raised it time and again at the Health Committee — certainly, for the past number of years — and has warned of the sense of collapse across…
Go raibh maith agat, a Leas-Cheann Comhairle. I begin by thanking the Minister for being here this afternoon on an issue that is extremely important to the constituents whom we represent in West Belfast. I will give a brief bit of background. We have been getting feedback from residents and workers from across our…
I thank the Minister for his statement. The statement referenced work on mental health, drug and alcohol services and mentioned the alcohol policy advisory group. Are any joint initiatives being planned in those areas? Was any cross-border cooperation discussed on the mother-and-baby unit, if we get to the point —…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether Amey Consultancy will remain in place to manage and deliver the Hannahstown footway project in West Belfast.
Minister, I greatly welcome today's announcement. It is brilliant to hear the news about the cross-border initiative, the two phases and the cancer plan. It is all good stuff in the statement. Thank you for listening to Members who lobbied on that. Minister, you mentioned really positive stuff about the gynaecology…
The examples that have been given by Members who have family members and relatives with lived experience of diabetes are really interesting. I have no one closely connected to me who lives with diabetes, and, sometimes, if you do not have that lived experience, you are in the dark, so it is important to hear Members…
I thank the Minister for her positive statement and announcement today. Her proposals are great news. I really welcome the neonatal care pay. That is important, as you outlined in your statement, for parents who have had that experience of caring for wee babies in a neonatal unit. Will the Minister confirm the rate at…
The House must come out with one voice and the clear message that it is time to move forward and build Casement Park. For far too long, Casement Park has stood silent: a sleeping giant in the heart of West Belfast. The site has lain dormant for more than a decade, while our young people, our clubs and our communities…
Thanks very much, Mr Speaker. Will the First Minister commit to working with all Ministers and with the Executive to try to progress that legislation as quickly as possible?
The First Minister will know that tackling violence against women and girls requires a whole-government and whole-society approach. Can the First Minister outline how our young people are being engaged with in the process and the strategy?
Ms Flynn asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister for their assessment of the announcement by the Economy Minister, Caoimhe Archibald, of her 'good jobs' employment rights Bill.
To ask the Minister of Education to detail (i) whether the number of referrals that a nursery school can make to the Education Authority for a statutory assessment has changed or dropped during the 2024-25 academic year; (ii) whether the changes have been applied to all nursery schools; (iii) any schools affected by…
Minister, thanks very much for that response. I am delighted to hear about the work that you are undertaking with the trusts and the other providers. You spoke about an options paper that may be ready in a number of days or weeks. Will the Minister share that with the Committee and other Members?
With phase 2 approaching, is the Minister confident that the Regional Trauma Network can be protected for the people for whom it was designed, namely victims and survivors? I raised the matter with the deputy First Minister the other day in relation to the wider victims and survivors strategy.
Ms Flynn asked the Minister of Health to clarify, given the letter that he sent to Health Committee members yesterday on the budget for waiting lists, whether he has considered the cross-border healthcare directive.
To be honest, most of the points have already been made by Members. I know that the Minister will not be surprised by what the Committee has expressed here today, because, at Committee level, we have raised our concerns and written to him. As Alan said, we have debated the same issues in previous debates. I know that…
To ask the Minister of Health (i) to detail the number of hospital admissions for eating disorders in the last five years; (ii) how many of these were children and young people; and (ii) how many of these gave an address as being resident in Ireland.