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Ms Paula Bradshaw: Assembly records
All of Ms Paula Bradshaw’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
First Minister, you talked about the need for strategic, long-term investment in public services. I remain concerned, as we hurtle towards the end of the mandate, that we have not seen the investment strategy 2050. Can you update the House on when we will see that?
To ask the Minister of Education to detail any discussions he has had with the Minister of Health concerning the impact on child health of the TinyStart programme.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for an update on her Department's work to stop caravans staying permanently in public car parks, including any proposals that exist to update regulations concerning this matter.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister, given that it comprises of only four people, to detail any specific skills the Delivery Unit adds, that are not already available within the Strategic Investment Board, given its role in championing reform.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister, in assessing the value of a Delivery Unit based on the Welsh model, to detail any consideration that was given to the structural reality that the Welsh Government has a single Permanent Secretary, unlike Northern Irelands system of fully independent Departments.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail any role the Strategic Investment Board had, or has, in the development of the Ending Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister, given it comprises of only four people, to detail any specific skills the Delivery Unit add to the Department of Health, which are not already available to it, in order to bring down waiting lists.
I will pick up on that last point. Thank you for the answer. I was at the round-table meeting last year and the Jo Cox Foundation, as you say, was there. It has done substantial work in looking at specific actions. In what way is the Assembly Commission considering those recommendations?
Thank you, Minister, for the statement. No doubt, many residents in south Belfast will be delighted to see the scheme opening, especially in the Ormeau Road area, where they are concerned about the impact that the Glider will have on parking, and Stranmillis. Minister, you will be aware that the consultation for a…
On a point of order, Mr Speaker. In the previous debate, Jonathan Buckley intervened during Phillip Brett's speech to say that the Alliance Party is over-represented on the Executive. Mr Brett agreed and said that the Alliance Party is entitled to only one Minister. That is not true, and I hope that the record will be…
I rise on behalf of the Alliance Party to support the motion. We see some merit in the amendment, but we will oppose it because we feel that, while the AERC is doing some good work and taking some great evidence, there is potential for incremental change, led by the UK Government, on institutional reform here. We…
I congratulate both the women's and men's Irish hockey teams on their qualification for the World Cup, which will take place in the Low Countries in August. The men, including a considerable Ulster contingent, qualified a couple of days ago with a comfortable win over Wales and then won their qualifying tournament in…
Ms Bradshaw asked the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to provide an update on efforts to secure and remediate the Meridi Street site, which was the site of an Eleventh night bonfire in her constituency last year.
To ask the Minister of Education for an update on the condition of the school hall roof at Rosetta Primary School, including (i) when the issue was first formally identified; (ii) any interim safety measures that have been put in place; (iii) any engagement that has taken place between his Department, the Education…
I apologise for not having been in the Chamber for the start of the statement. Minister, will you provide an update, please, on the open-book exercise and whether it will be comprehensive enough ahead of the potential agreement on a multi-year Budget?
I welcome the opportunity to speak in support of the motion and thank the Women's Caucus for bringing it forward. It is right that the Assembly recognises the contribution and leadership of women across every sphere of life in advance of International Women's Day. When women are given the opportunity to lead, society…