All of Mr Peter Martin’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
I thank the Member for giving me a second intervention. I am on a run here. I am thankful to the Member. There has been a lot of framing from the other side of the Chamber — particularly, I have to say, from Sinn Féin — that, somehow, it represents all the LGBTQI+X community in Northern Ireland and that, somehow, that…
I thank the Member for giving way. I have not managed to get many interventions in here this evening, despite giving a few to the other side when I was speaking, but that is up to them. I will read the Member a quote from the Women's Rights Network. To be clear to some Members in the House, it is not a Christian…
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The Sinn Féin First Minister stated earlier this year that the armed forces covenant was a matter for the UK Government. She said: "It is their policy, and it is for them to protect their serving forces." — [Official Report (Hansard), 16 February 2026, p27, col 2]. I point out the simple irony that British forces not…
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail any contingency plans that have been agreed with the Northern Ireland Housing Executive to support Ukrainian guests whose hosting arrangements end as a result of the reduction in the monthly thank you payment from 1 January 2027.
To ask the Minister of Justice, pursuant to AQW 51335/22-27, to detail when she expects to receive the report of the Ministry of Justice's post-implementation review of the Whiplash Reform Programme.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail (i) the proportion of women diagnosed with endometriosis who had previously been prescribed the oral contraceptive pill or other hormonal treatments to manage symptoms prior to receiving a diagnosis, in the last five years; and (ii) whether any assessment has been made on…
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the average length of time between a woman presenting to primary care with symptoms suggestive of endometriosis and receiving a confirmed diagnosis.
To ask the Minister for Communities whether any analysis has been undertaken of the potential financial impact of reducing the monthly thank you payments for Homes for Ukraine hosts from 1 January 2027, including any additional costs arising from rematching arrangements, homelessness assistance or temporary…
I thank the Member for giving way. As I said, I have leant a lot in the debate so far. Now, I am really learning. I cannot think how to phrase the question: is there a statutory definition of a "fairy tree"? That is an honest question.
I thank the Member for taking an intervention. He mentioned the AERA Minister. I had a look at DAERA's natural environment map viewer — this will perhaps concern the Bill sponsor — and would Mr McMurray be surprised if I told him that it contains no ancient woodland? Would he like to have seen ancient woodland on that…
I thank the Bill sponsor for that. That is really useful information. It is very useful to have those figures. There is a job of work to do. Most Members of the House will agree on the principles of the Bill. It is hard not to do so. It would be hard for any party here to say, "This could not pass Second Stage and…
— while I am on my feet. I should thank the Bill sponsor for meeting me before the summer recess to chat about the Bill. I really appreciated having that time, and it was useful. I will now tie off the planning system aspect. I am clear — the Chair of the Infrastructure Committee could not have outlined this better —…
I thank the Bill sponsor. I will have a look for it. I just could not find it before now. I will cover a few bits and pieces that have not been touched on. I take the Bill sponsor to clause 5, which provides for a council to inspect replacement trees. We have talked about that in general terms. I find the clause to be…
Thank you very much, Madam Principal Deputy Speaker. That is exactly what I was talking about. My point, which may have been badly drafted in my question, was that I could not find that consultation anywhere online. That might be an oversight, or it might be that I just could not find it, but that is what I was…
We have covered quite a bit. I am sure that the Bill sponsor will be thankful that I have put lots of lines through most of what I was going to talk about, because my colleagues have already covered a lot of it. I see the Member opposite agreeing with the sponsor. We have consensus across the House, which is unusual.…
I thank the Member for giving way. I also thank the Bill sponsor for being so open. He highlighted a point about drafting that has raised a question in my head, which means that I can put another big line through part of my speech. He mentioned the drafting and the definitions. I accept his explanation about aliens…
I thank my colleague the Member for Fermanagh and South Tyrone for taking this intervention. What is her understanding of new subsection (3B), as inserted by clause 4(4)? It says: "If the owner of the land replaces the tree pursuant to this subsection (3B), the owner may recover the reasonable costs of replacement…
I thank the Member for giving way. The Member's party does not always give me interventions, but Mr McGrath is always gracious with his time. I point out to the Member opposite that my colleague behind me has just shown me a picture of the "Bendy Tree", and it is indeed very bendy and very impressive. I commend the…
I thank the Deputy Chair of the Committee for giving way. He makes a very relevant point, as he often does in the Chamber. Does he agree that, if the Bill passes Second Stage today and is referred to the Infrastructure Committee, it will be mission-critical to scope out exactly what he is talking about, which is the…