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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 First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail the number of (i) men and boys; and (ii) women and girls, who have participated in any Ending Violence Against Women and Girls funded programmes, events or groups, in the last two years.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail the number of ending violence against women and girls funded (i) groups or programmes; and (ii) events targeted at (a) men and boys; (b) women and girls; (c) everyone, in the last two years.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the definition of major projects that her Department is applying when determining which infrastructure schemes are affected by the High Court judgment of the A5 Western Transport Corridor scheme.
I thank the Minister for her response. Minister, following recent comments in the media by former senior staff from your Department, as well as several unsatisfactory briefings to the Economy Committee, what assurances can you provide that your Department will deliver on the legislation that you committed to bringing…
I thank the Minister for his response. Minister, we regularly hear about the budget pressures facing the EA, so how do we ensure that these vital services do not get absorbed within those and that the most vulnerable children in Northern Ireland do not miss out?
Mr McReynolds asked the Minister of Education how he will ensure that youth work services are protected in his Department's 2026-27 block grant allocation to the Education Authority.
I welcome this important Bill and do so as chair of the all-party group on road safety, the Alliance Party infrastructure spokesperson and a sitting member of the Northern Ireland Policing Board. As the Justice Minister and the Chair of the Justice Committee have detailed, the Bill's importance cannot be overstated.…
To ask the Minister of Health how he will support research initiatives to encourage more people to work in the field of neurology and address current workforce shortages.
I thank the Member for her response. I am one of the Members who were there, and it was fitting that victims and survivors were front and centre that afternoon. Do you agree that the plaque is a good example of the importance of listening to victims and survivors?
I thank the Minister for his response. Minister, Advice NI has recommended that children from families in receipt of universal credit should be automatically enrolled for free school meals to ensure that no eligible family misses out. Were data-sharing arrangements to make auto-enrolment possible discussed at those…
Minister, you said that the new approach will open in April. In January 2025, the Infrastructure Committee heard that 230 applications were still in the system. What will happen to those applications?
I will speak as an MLA for East Belfast. I thank my constituency colleague for securing the debate and welcome her back to the Assembly after a bout of illness last week. Since becoming an MLA, I have enjoyed Adjournment debates because they bring us together as MLAs for our constituencies. While we may disagree…
Thank you, Minister, for your response. Having dealt with you previously, I know that you will take the matter seriously. If you meet the Health Minister, will you explore the prioritisation of the maintenance of key routes with the trusts to make sure that, if domiciliary care staff are travelling on those core…
What impact will unchecked climate change, particularly higher temperatures and heavier rainfall, have on our road infrastructure? What adaptation measures is your Department taking to tackle that impact?
Minister, the responses to the consultation proposals were clear that teachers do not support a move from linear to modular qualifications. I listened to your response to Mr O'Toole. What do you say to those in the teaching profession who feel that you are ignoring their opinions by moving forward with these proposals?
Mr McReynolds asked the Minister for Infrastructure what discussions she has had with the Minister of Health about the fact that people could lose their care packages because of the state of our roads, as highlighted in the media today.
To ask the Assembly Commission to outline any feedback it has received following the unveiling of a memorial plaque at Parliament Buildings to victims and survivors of Historical Institutional Abuse.
To ask the Minister for Communities to outline any engagement he has had with the Minister of Education in relation to the introduction of free school meals for families in receipt of Universal Credit.