All of Mr Paul Frew’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to detail why there is no up to date information on the website or in the public domain on progress made on (i) the zebra mussels detected in public angling waters; and (ii) the restocking of fish.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to detail any action his Department is considering in relation to recommencing stocking from Movanagher Fish Farm into public angling estate waters.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs for an update on the zebra mussels found in the water used to stock the public angling estate.
To ask the Minister for the Economy how he will address economic inactivity given that, according to the January 2025 Review of the first year of the restored Northern Ireland Executive Pivotal report, over a quarter of the working age population in Northern Ireland are economically inactive.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail how the Housing Supply Strategy 2024-2039, which sets a target of 100,000 homes delivered by 2037, will be funded and delivered.
First, I will state a fact and a truth, which is that we share this island. We absolutely share this island. The two states share this island. Many peoples share this island, and so it should be. That is the way that it is meant to be. That is the way that you would want to be treated by your neighbour in your…
Mr Speaker, the Member's forbidden prop was upside down — a bit like his argument. Today, I will talk about the ultra low emission zone (ULEZ) in London. Some Members might think, "How does that affect us and our constituents?". For many, it will not, but, for a growing number, it will, and it has. I have seen a…
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail how the Wellbeing Dashboard, referenced in the Draft Programme for Government, will be utilised.
To ask the Minister of Health how he intends to address the issues highlighted in the January 2025 Review of the first year of the restored Northern Ireland Executive Pivotal report that states the median wait time to see a consultant is 59.4 weeks, despite his Department's target being no more than one year.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail any action he plans to take to further increase productivity in Northern Ireland, given the findings in the January 2025 Review of the first year of the restored Northern Ireland Executive Pivotal report that Northern Ireland is 13 per cent below the UK average for…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure how he plans to address challenges facing the wastewater infrastructure and the delay of over 11,000 development application according to the January 2025 Review of the first year of the restored Northern Ireland Executive Pivotal report.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail any support he can provide in order for house building completions to increase, given the January 2025 Review of the first year of the restored Northern Ireland Executive Pivotal report shows 2023 had the lowest number of housebuilding completions since 1959.
To ask the Minister of Finance whether she will consider rate relief for householders who need to meet Historic Environment Division requirements that can restrict the use of efficiencies for the building.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether his Department will investigate the DFI Roads Portal in light of incorrect geographical locations being received when inputting areas and addresses.
Thank you, Mr Speaker. I am taking part in the debate as a member of the APG on reducing harm related to gambling. First, I commend and pay tribute to my North Antrim MLA colleague Philip McGuigan for his candour today and in the past. I have no doubt that Philip McGuigan's actions in that regard have saved lives and…
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister, in relation to the figures in the NISRA Annual Report 2023-24, why the percentage of working days lost due to sickness absence was 5.2 days for not temporary promoted staff, whilst only 1.6 days for temporary promoted staff.
To ask the Minister of Justice, in relation to the figures in the NISRA Annual Report 2023-24, why the percentage of working days lost due to sickness absence was 9.3 days for not temporary promoted staff, whilst only 2.9 days for temporary promoted staff.