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Mr Patsy McGlone: Assembly records
All of Mr Patsy McGlone’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
To ask the Minister for the Economy for her assessment of the implications for Mineral Prospecting Licences, issued by her Department, as a consequence of the High Court judgment of Monday 23 June 2025 on the A5 Western Transport Corridor.
To ask the Minister of Education to detail the criteria used by a moderation panel to decide whether a child with special education needs is (i) provided with resources, advice and guidance; or (ii) provided with teaching support.
I thank the Minister for that. Minister, I heard your recent interview. The absence of adequate investment in infrastructure is causing serious problems with the new-build programme for social housing and for private housing new build. Indeed, it is affecting the market in that it is putting up the prices of existing…
Thanks very much, Minister. That is welcome news. Do you have any idea of what the waiting lists are and when those new appointees will make a meaningful impact on them?
Minister, can you clarify how the curriculum-led capital investment programme will address some of the long-standing infrastructure inequalities among sectors, especially in Irish-medium schools, which have failed to achieve enough capital investment despite growing enrolment and demand?
First, thank you, Mr Speaker, for facilitating this occasion. It is a sad occasion, but it is important that we remember the commitment to democratic principles of so many people who have since left this world, hopefully for a better one. I got to know Seán through serving in the Assembly. He had been on various…
As I stand here, my initial thoughts are about what I found out recently about Lough Neagh. The eel-fishing industry has been a core part of the economy for a lot of people on the lough. It has sustained many families. It is part of our history and culture going back many years. Indeed, it was part of a very detailed…
I welcome the opportunity to speak in support of the Agriculture Bill, and I clearly support its intentions. It marks a long-overdue step towards bespoke agricultural policy for Northern Ireland — one that reflects our scale, land, climate and way of farming. The emphasis on food security, environmental…
To be more specific about the appointments process, do you have a timeline? There are many people, specifically in the Irish language community, like me and, I am sure, others who see a lot of delay in the process, which was anticipated to happen much earlier. A timeline or a time frame would be much appreciated by…
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to detail what financial support will be provided to the fishing industry on Lough Neagh.
Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Opposing Plans for the Nutrients Action Programme 2026-2029”
Opposing Plans for the Nutrients Action Programme 2026-2029 - Amendment 1 Leave out all after ‘Northern Ireland;’ and insert: ‘stresses that any future nutrient management policy must be the product of genuine partnership with the farming community and reflect a mix of regulation, financial incentivisation, education…
To ask the Minister of Education to detail any steps he is taking to reduce class sizes in (i) primary; and (ii) secondary schools, to ease pressure on teachers and improve learning outcomes.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the number of road resurfacing schemes that were completed in each local council area, in the last 12 months.
To ask the Minister of Finance for his assessment of the Northern Ireland Fiscal Council's Sustainability Report 2025: special focus - Water, due to be published on 10 June 2025.
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail the whistleblowing protections which exist for private sector contractors and their employees employed on public sector projects.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure (i) to outline the (a) timeline; and (b) criteria, for the further roll-out of the part-time 20mph speed limit scheme outside schools; and (ii) to detail how many additional schools are expected to be included in the next phase.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for an update on the progress of the Mid Ulster Local Development Plan, including (i) the timeline for adoption; and (ii) to detail outstanding issues under consideration by her Department.