Mr Paul Frew: Assembly records

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.

1,379 records match, page 46 of 56.

  1. Debate contribution: Dynamic Pricing

    • Private Members' Business

    I welcome the motion: this is a topical issue, and it is right that the Assembly should debate it. There are times, however, when I believe that dynamic pricing is a good thing. It can add competition, and it could lead to consumers getting a better deal. So, I am not necessarily against dynamic pricing. The issue…

    Not flagged

  2. Topical question AQT 525/22-27

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    Mr Frew asked the Minister of Finance for clarification about the match funding that sits in councils and with other private partners now that the Causeway Coast and Glens growth deal has been paused, with millions of pounds potentially disappearing from plans that were developed over many years and, as she will know…

    Not flagged

  3. Debate contribution: Public Sector: Late Payments

    • Private Members' Business

    I beg to move Thank you, Mr Deputy Speaker. Local businesses play an integral role in the delivery of front-line public services in Northern Ireland through the provision of goods and services. They ought to be recognised and valued rather than exploited. Late payment has a serious impact on cash flow among businesses…

    Not flagged

  4. Debate contribution: Budgetary Pressures

    • Private Members' Business

    Thank you, Madam Principal Deputy Speaker. When it comes to politics and governance, it is all about priorities and choices, especially for sovereign Governments. That is why I despair when I hear Chancellor after Chancellor talk about there being black holes here and black holes there, because there is no such thing…

    Not flagged

  5. Debate contribution: EU Funding for the Community and Voluntary Sector

    • Private Members' Business

    Thank you, Mr Deputy Speaker. First, I commend everyone who has taken part in the debate for the sentiment that has been expressed and the demeanour of their contributions. That has happened because we all value the community and voluntary sector. Any MLA worth their salt will deal with those groups every week and…

    Not flagged

  6. Written question AQW 14651/22-27

    • Department for the Economy

    To ask the Minister for the Economy, given that the Northern Ireland (Regional Rates and Energy) Act 2019 and the Renewable Heat Incentive tariff are accounted by his Department officials as inadequate to deliver a 12 per cent return, whether he will propose a retroactive adjustment of the tariff to April 2019.

    Not flagged

  7. Motion or amendment: Replacement of EU Funding for Community and Voluntary Sector (Revised Wording) - Amendment 1

    • Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Replacement of EU Funding for Community and Voluntary Sector (Revised Wording)”

    Replacement of EU Funding for Community and Voluntary Sector (Revised Wording) - Amendment 1 Leave out all after ‘post 2025;’ and insert: ‘calls on the current Government to fulfil the promise to replace EU funding in full and to provide certainty for community and voluntary sector organisations beyond March 2025; and…

    Not flagged

  8. Motion or amendment: Budgetary Pressures - Amendment 2

    • Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Budgetary Pressures”

    Budgetary Pressures - Amendment 2 Leave out all after the first ‘relative need;’ and insert: ‘agrees that, while the interim Fiscal Framework agreed with the UK Government was an important first step, the proposed 124 per cent relative need factor will, as things stand, only apply to future Barnett consequentials and…

    Not flagged

  9. Motion or amendment: Late Payments in the Public Sector

    • Motion · Private Members' Motion

    Late Payments in the Public Sector That this Assembly believes businesses and traders who supply goods and services to the public sector should be paid on time and in full; recognises that late payments can negatively impact cash flow and cause undue stress for business owners and their employees; notes with concern…

    Not flagged

  10. Debate contribution: Supply Resolution for the Northern Ireland Main Estimates 2024-25; and Supply Resolution for Excess Votes for 2016-17, 2018-19, 2020-21, 2021-22

    • Executive Committee Business

    I welcome the progress that has been made on a Budget. It has been a long time coming. We understand why it has taken so long, and we understand the procedures that have been followed to get here, not least the 65% Vote on Account earlier in the year that allowed that wee bit more flexibility. I am glad that we will…

    Not flagged

  11. Debate contribution: Excess Deaths

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    I welcome the Minister's movement to have an investigation into the issue of excess deaths, which is something that the previous Minister refused to conduct. Does the Minister believe that lockdowns not only caused massive damage to the development of our infants, damage to the education of our children, the rise in…

    Not analysed

  12. Debate contribution: Provisional Out-turn 2023-24 and June Monitoring 2024-25

    • Ministerial Statements

    Following on from the Minister's answer to Paula Bradshaw, and Paula Bradshaw should know this, there is a duty under the Functioning of Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act (Northern Ireland) 2021 for a Northern Ireland Department to provide the relevant Assembly Committee with a written or oral briefing on the…

    Not flagged

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