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Mrs Pam Cameron: Assembly records
All of Mrs Pam Cameron’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.
I very much welcome the Minister's statement to the House this morning. It is good to hear about the contacts, the engagement and the positive message that he took to the US, as well as about the deliverables. Minister, what would you have achieved if you had just stayed at home?
I thank the Minister for his statement. He referred to revised modelling by the University of Sheffield in 2023. At the heart of that study was an acknowledgement that the estimates were unlikely to reflect the impact of minimum unit pricing on people who are addicted to alcohol and that additional support would be…
I thank the Minister for her answer; I appreciate it. Will you provide a definitive publication date? I know that you are saying that it will be within the next number of days, but certainty is really important for the aviation sector and regional connectivity.
Mrs Cameron asked the Minister for the Economy to provide an update on the publication of the aviation strategy and whether it remains on track to meet the 31 March deadline.
I thank the Minister for his answer. Has he engaged with the Economy Minister on the need to assess how this tax change might affect the childcare sector and the many parents across Northern Ireland who have seen childcare costs increase or settings close? Will the Minister revise his proposal to impose a real-terms…
Today, I highlight the human cost of the ongoing barristers' strike in Northern Ireland and its impact on victims' families across the country. Recently, I met a constituent and her only son, whose husband and father tragically lost his life in a workplace incident several years ago. Since the horror of that day, that…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any (i) scoping; (ii) analysis; and (iii) options appraisal, her Department has undertaken regarding closer co-ordination or integration between Translink and community transport services, from 2023 to present.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any engagement her Department has had with the Community Transport Association and community transport operators, to explore opportunities for closer collaboration with Translink, from 2023 to present.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether her Department has given any consideration to how closer co-ordination between Translink and community transport services could deliver better value for money within the public transport system, given the increasing year-on-year loss being reported by Translink on its…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) the reason why the review of Ulsterbus services, being undertaken by Translink, and the review of community transport services, being undertaken by her Department, are being conducted separately; and (ii) whether any consideration has been given to undertaking these…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any assessment her Department has made of the potential for greater collaboration between Translink and community transport providers, to improve accessibility for passengers who are most removed from conventional public transport services.
I thank the Member for that very detailed answer. We all, as Members of the Assembly, recognise how busy this place is and how many visitors we have. That is wonderful, because this is the people's Parliament, and it belongs to them. While the proceedings are broadcast and recorded, does the Commission accept that…
It is important that the Child Maintenance Service is fair to parents and children. Will the Minister outline what the improvements will be following the review?
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any criteria used by hospital staff when deciding whether to refer a person experiencing chronic homelessness, upon discharge, to Hospital Social Work Services.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the number of individuals experiencing chronic homelessness who were discharged from hospital into Hospital Social Work Services, in each of the last three financial years, including 2025-26, broken down by Health and Social Care Trust.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs whether any assessment has been made of the impact of the proposed arc21 incinerator on Lough Neagh, in light of the consultation response from the Water Management Unit.
To ask the Minister of Finance to outline any representations he has made to HMRC on behalf of childcare providers that face losing the 10 per cent wear and tear allowance under the new Making Tax Digital for Income Tax system.
I welcome the opportunity to speak in support of the motion, which marks International Women's Day 2026. International Women's Day gives us the chance to recognise the invaluable contribution that women make across our society: in our workplaces, in our schools, in our hospitals, in our churches, in our voluntary…
I thank the Minister for her answer. I appreciate that the Minister may not have the information with her, but, if she could follow up, that would be good. Can the Minister confirm what proportion of that projected loss relates specifically to socially necessary services funded through the PSO? Has a root analysis…
I thank the Minister for her answer. Minister, you are in charge of the road network. What will you therefore do over the next months to bring our roads up to a standard that means that we are not in the position of having the same appalling potholes this time next year?
Mrs Cameron asked the Minister for Infrastructure whether the Department has carried out a detailed analysis of where Translink's losses are coming from, particularly losses from services that are supported through public service obligation (PSO) funding, given that, on 18 February, the Committee for Infrastructure…
Thank you, Mr Deputy Speaker. No one should live in a home that is affected by damp, mould or serious disrepair. That is a basic expectation, and one that should apply to everyone, regardless of tenure. Damp and mould are not minor issues; they cause real harm to health, particularly for children, older people and…