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Mr Peter Martin: Assembly records
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I have listened intently to some really great speeches during this important debate, and it has certainly been of a high quality. I will speak briefly on my support for amendment No 90 and then turn to amendment Nos 74 and 75. I imagine that Members and, most importantly, the users of e-scooters, which are obviously…
I thank the Member for taking an intervention. I know that she is a parent. Does she agree that there is no call that any parent fears more than one from the police to say that their son or daughter had been killed, which is exactly what the families of Jaidyn and Enda faced, and that that is one more reason that we…
I thank the Member for taking the intervention. Does he agree that one of the challenges, which I hope to reflect on later this evening, is that the police, in trying to apprehend people using the scooters, which, by their very nature, are quite mobile, have to make a call on whether they want to pursue, in most…
I thank Paul for taking an intervention. In light of the comments from the Member for Mid Ulster, which highlighted the nature and uniqueness of what we are talking about today, will the Chair of the Justice Committee agree that, in many ways, the police force is unique? When there is danger, they do not run from it;…
Yet again, I thank the Member for West Belfast for giving way. We are talking about figures, and Ruth Breslin, from SERP has done a lot of work in that area as has the University of Sheffield. I will happily try to dig some of those reports out and share them with the Member. We are talking about figures such as 90%…
I thank the Member for West Belfast: we have not yet found common ground on general policy areas, but he is gracious with me by at least taking my questions. Will he accept that in the case of amendment No 78, and it does not matter who you speak to, the majority of experts agree that most women who work in that field…
I thought that I had broken some convention and was going to get admonished by the Deputy Speaker, but it was just my colleague taking his seat. The APG is taking evidence and conducting an inquiry. Studies have been prevalent across the UK and Ireland, and the APG is trying to complement those studies and ensure that…
As chair of the all-party group on modern slavery and sexual exploitation, I thank my colleague for tabling amendment No 78, which is the one that I will speak on. I support amendment No 78 and agree with the points that Paul made. We have already heard, including from my colleague Maurice, some of the details and…
I thank the Minister for her answer. Minister, according to data from your Department, my constituency has the lowest level of DFI expenditure across the 11 council areas. The Fermanagh and Omagh District Council area, for example, receives 253% more than mine, yet the roads in my constituency, according to Northern…
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail any procedure in place for the Northern Ireland Prison Service, with the Home Office, for the deportation of foreign nationals who have been given custodial sentences in Northern Ireland.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the number of pothole-related compensation claims, relating to roads in North Down, which are currently outstanding.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to detail any action taken by his Department to increase forestry cover in North Down, in the last five years.
To ask the Minister for Communities whether there are any plans to increase the Universal Credit housing payment cap, to ensure that it more accurately reflects the average rent in high rent areas such as North Down.
To ask the Minister of Health, pursuant to AQW 45639/22-27, to detail (i) any formal impact assessment that his Department has conducted in relation to the volume of clinical nursing hours diverted from direct patient care into prescription administration as a result of the 13-cycle-per-year care home requirement; and…
To ask the Minister of Health, pursuant to AQW 45640/22-27, to detail any empirical or statistical basis upon which his Department assesses that the 28-day care home prescribing policy is cost-effective, given the stated inability of the BSO payment system to track the volume and cost of dispensing fees generated by…
To ask the Minister of Health, pursuant to AQW 45641/22-27, to detail the rationale as to why his Department maintains a 28-day restriction on care home residents who are stable on long-term maintenance medications, rather than implementing a risk-managed, hybrid framework that allows a 56-day supply for stable…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the number of complaints that her Department has received in relation to the trees on Main Street, Groomsport, in the last ten years.