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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 rise as a member of the Committee for the Executive Office and the Committee for Communities, and as a DUP Member for South Antrim. This Budget debate takes place against a challenging financial backdrop. The Executive continue to operate with funding that is significantly below what is required to meet the demand…
We all recognise the huge needs that exist in our constituencies, including my own of South Antrim. Minister, what is the current status of the major capital works programme?
Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Tackling Disrepair, Damp and Mould”
Tackling Disrepair, Damp and Mould - Amendment 2 Leave out all after ‘retaliatory eviction;’ and insert: ‘calls on the Minister for Communities and the Minister of Finance to make access to borrowing for the Housing Executive their top priority in order to target additional investment in our housing stock; and further…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for her assessment of the condition and safety of the road network, following a number of recent fatal road traffic collisions.
I welcome the Adjournment debate, which is really important, and I thank my colleague Steve Aiken for securing it. I also put on record my thanks to the Minister for being here to hear the debate this afternoon. Flooding along the Six Mile river is not a new issue; it has been happening for years, as we all know,…
I thank the UUP Members who tabled this important motion. Crimes of a sexual nature, including child sexual abuse, are among the most serious and damaging crimes that can occur. They have a profound and long-lasting impact on victims and their families. Victims and survivors of sexual abuse deserve to be seen, heard…
Given the current budgetary environment, does the Minister agree that this House should have complete clarity on the costs associated with the Irish language strategy?
Thank you, Principal Deputy Speaker. I will leave others to answer the Member's query. As I said, this debate is about public money, accountability and fairness. It is not about sport, culture or community identity; it is about whether taxpayers are entitled to see a return when public funds are used to underwrite…
There is clearly an awful lot of confusion here today, and I am among those who are confused. Whether it is a permanent illegal billboard or a pop-up illegal billboard — the Minister has confirmed that it is no longer a Sinn Féin billboard — will the Minister confirm when the billboard stopped being a Sinn Féin…
Minister, you did not consult the Executive before backing the trials. You dismissed widespread safeguarding concerns and reversed course only after my party intervened. Is that how major ethical decisions affecting children are now made — quietly, unilaterally and reversed only when political pressure becomes…
I am sure that the junior Minister agrees that the loss of even one life is one too many. Dealing with the loss of a loved one is clearly an already excruciating experience for family and friends, but waiting periods in the legal system can and do amplify that hurt. What work is being undertaken as part of the ending…
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the rationale behind his Department not adopting the model of Autism Champions for Mental Health Services, to reinforce training take up, delivery and skill enhancement following the presentation to his officials from the All-Party Group on Autism.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any analysis and response his Department has made of (i) the 2024 Autism NI petition calling for a specialist Autism Mental Health Service for Northern Ireland; and (ii) local and international validated research on the tragic consequences of failure to provide appropriate…
To ask the Minister of Health to detail (i) on the marketing strategy designed to promote the recently launched autism modules for health and social care staff; (ii) any costs incurred; (iii) any communication mediums used, including how this impacted the uptake of this training; and (iv) the number of staff that have…
Thank you, Mr Speaker. This Adjournment topic focuses specifically on GP access in South Antrim, but every Member will recognise that this issue affects the whole of Northern Ireland. No constituency is untouched by the pressures facing general practice, and no family is unaffected by the growing difficulty in…
I rise to oppose the motion and to place on record my support for the Minister for Communities, Gordon Lyons. Let me begin with something on which there should be agreement across the House: the scenes at Larne Leisure Centre on the night in question were unacceptable. Racism, intimidation and violence against anyone…
I very much welcome the progress to date and the fact that we have now started to change public perception of the scourge of benefit fraud. That is really important. The Minister has mentioned before that Executive papers to further deliver on the issue appear to have been blocked. Can he provide more detail about…
There is indeed, Madam Principal Deputy Speaker. They continue to live under that threat at all times. Minister, will you commit not just to progressing that study but to holding a public meeting in Antrim in the next couple of weeks for you and your officials to present an immediate action plan and realistic timeline…
I thank the Minister for taking the time to go to the Riverside area to see the aftermath of yet another devastating flood. Unfortunately, despite that visit, in residents' own words, they feel ignored. They were badly flooded in 2008, and they live under the continual threat of flooding.
I thank the Minister for that answer. Given that, this year, you imposed a contract settlement and caused anger among GPs, on reflection, should you have acted differently? Can you provide any further update as on quickly you see those negotiations progressing?
Mrs Cameron asked the Minister of Health, given that he has talked much of his plan to shift left and shift care into the community, what discussions he has had with GPs and Community Pharmacy about that.
I thank the Minister for his statement to the House on the meeting of the North/South Ministerial Council language body. During his discussions at that meeting, did anyone accuse him of being "sectarian" or say that he "does not do Irish language"?
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any (i) processes in place; and (ii) support available, from hospitals when a person experiencing chronic homelessness is discharged to ensure that they are properly supported in the community.