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Mr Pádraig Delargy: Assembly records
All of Mr Pádraig Delargy’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
Aviation is vital for businesses that want to invest, for universities welcoming students from across the globe, for families who travel, for staying connected and for communities across the island. Last year, Conor Murphy and John O'Dowd transferred responsibility for airport policy to the Department for the Economy,…
To ask the Minister of Health to outline why the Emergency Department at Altnagelvin Hospital has one of the longest average waiting times amongst all emergency departments.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to detail any action his Department is undertaking to support homeowners impacted by Japanese knotweed.
Mr Delargy asked the Minister for Communities, after pointing out that there is real anger and frustration in Derry that Derry City FC has been left out of the football fund, what assurances he can give that clubs such as Derry City and others in the north-west will not be left out again and that they can access…
First Minister, I thank you and the deputy First Minister for your recent attendance at Seagate and at Foyle port. I also welcome the north-west leadership collective, members of which are in the Public Gallery today, and recognise its fantastic work in the area. What impact has the fact that the Executive have agreed…
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail the funding his Department has provided to the Housing Executive for home improvement grants, in the past 12 months.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail whether he will increase funding to the Housing Executive to support homeowners with home improvement grants.
Each summer, we see bonfires across our communities. We know that, too often, they take place in unsafe and unsuitable locations: close to hospitals, schools and other people's homes and/or on contaminated land. That is not just a question of property damage but a real risk to families, children and residents.…
Minister, there are 20 successful projects totalling £82 million, of which £36 million has been allocated. There is obviously a significant shortfall there. You addressed some of that in previous answers, but I would appreciate your elaborating on how that shortfall will be met and on how realistic it is that the…
We are aware of your longer-term plans to invest in and, hopefully, build a new emergency department at Altnagelvin, but people need to see immediate action today. You talked about the fact that we are coming into additional winter pressures, and I appreciate that that has been acknowledged, but what immediate action…
This morning, we stood with the Bloody Sunday families, as the trial of Soldier F began in a court in Belfast. For over five decades, they have been denied truth and justice. I take the opportunity to acknowledge their dedication, determination and support and the inspiration that they provide to other families in a…
Mr Delargy asked the Minister of Health, having noted that he had answered the question in some detail in relation to other constituencies, why the average waiting time in Altnagelvin Area Hospital's emergency department is (ED) more than twice the average of other emergency departments in the North.
Magee has achieved more growth in the past year than it did in the previous decade. That proves that, when we have Sinn Féin Ministers in place, Ministers who truly value the north-west and its people, the potential of our region is unmatched. Let me be unequivocal: Sinn Féin's choosing the Economy portfolio has been…
Bonfire Regulation That this Assembly notes that this summer has again seen illegal and unregulated bonfires on contaminated land, placed dangerously close to hospitals, and used as platforms for racist and sectarian displays; further notes that the Commission on Flags, Identity, Culture and Tradition report set out a…
The Minister has already detailed some of the engagement that she has had with trade unions. Will she also outline the engagement that she has had with employee representatives and any more detail on the engagement with trade unions and how that will be used in the ongoing negotiations?
I rise to raise the issue of postal delays in Derry. On a recent visit to a Royal Mail sorting office in Derry, I was informed by staff that letters can sometimes wait for nine or 10 days before they are delivered. Sorry? OK. Staff noted that they have been told to prioritise parcels, overtime has been curtailed and…