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Mr Peter McReynolds: Assembly records
All of Mr Peter McReynolds’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail any steps she is taking to ensure that the Utility Regulator's price control determinations for SONI provide sufficient funding, to deliver the grid reinforcement and expansion required to meet Northern Ireland's renewable electricity targets.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail any work her Department is currently carrying out on the Renewable Electricity Generation Bill (NIA Bill 42/22-27), now that it has been introduced to the Assembly.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail any assessment that has been made of SONI's current grid connection queue, including (i) the number of renewable energy projects awaiting connection; (ii) the average waiting time for a grid connection offer; and (iii) any steps the Utility Regulator has taken to address…
Thank you, Madam Principal Deputy Speaker. I will start again. Let the record show that residents on the street mentioned are overwhelmingly against the flags that have been erected there for the first time since 2022. Dialogue was sought with those who put them up. None live in the immediate area, and people were…
Mr Brooks, you will remember the initial meeting that we had on the Sandown Road with the people who had put up the flags. I was engaged in conversations with them throughout the next number of months, and the situation was repeated the following year and the year after that. The residents do not know who those…
I thank the Member for his point. That is why I am such an advocate of the Bill: it would create a system where people would feel heard and would give them a voice.
I welcome the opportunity to continue the Second Stage debate on the Flags and Emblems Bill. I thank the Bill's sponsor for bringing it forward, and for her tireless work in that area over the last decade. Last week's debate was largely useful in that we all agreed that flags that promote proscribed organisations…
As someone who lives with multiple sclerosis and as chair of the all-party group on MS and neurology, I thank the Northern Ireland Neurological Charities Alliance for its report 'Left Behind: The Price of Inaction on Neurology Reform', which was launched just last week. The report estimates that neurological…
Minister, the fleadh was a fantastic success, with our thriving arts community bringing Belfast to life in a way that I certainly have never seen before in my lifetime. Minister, you have an opportunity to decide what legacy you want to leave for that sector. I know that you met the arts group Equity earlier today,…
I cleared it with one of the Clerks that I would not speak because I would be cut off. It was established that, after Harry had spoken, we would probably end the sitting.
To ask the Minister for Communities to outline any plans underway for ensuring the longevity of the cultural legacy created by the 2026 Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann.
I start by sharing my condolences and those of my party colleagues to the family of Kourtney McCormick on her tragic passing. I welcome the important next step in the introduction of the graduated driver licensing scheme as Alliance spokesperson for Infrastructure, a Policing Board member and chair of the all-party…
To ask the Minister of Education for an update on the former Tullycarnet Primary school site, including (i) any plans for the site; and (ii) any engagement that has taken place with the local community in the last 12 months.
First Minister, the Institute of Directors and the Construction Employers Federation are still calling for the establishment of an independent, expert-led infrastructure commission some five years after it appeared on page 27 of the previous Executive's COVID recovery plan, to which you were a co-signatory. It was…
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any steps he is taking to implement the recommendations from the October 2024 report Enabling Safe Quality Midwifery Services and Care in Northern Ireland.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the amount her Department has spent repairing damaged footpaths and pavements, during the last five years, broken down by the cause of the damage.