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Mr Phillip Brett: Assembly records
All of Mr Phillip Brett’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any steps she has taken, since taking office, to progress the delivery of the York Street Interchange project.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail any assessment that has made of the impact of the lack of an interconnection policy on (i) energy security; and (ii) losing private sector investment.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail when she intends to publish, for the public, her proposed Good Jobs Employment Rights Bill, following completion of the drafting process.
There are occasions on which the Assembly spends time talking about things that may not be as important as this issue, which, in many cases, is a life-and-death scenario. It is a life-and-death scenario for the young people in my constituency who use e-scooters on public roads, footways and open spaces. It is a matter…
First, I welcome the Minister back to the House and congratulate her on receiving Executive support for this important policy intent. It will have an important impact on our electricity generation. On another support mechanism — the £81 million that will be made available by the UK Government — the Community…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail when the works to address the flooding at Mill Road and Shore Road, Abbeycentre, Newtownabbey, will commence.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail when the works to patch the junction with the Hightown Road and the Antrim Road, Newtownabbey, will commence.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail when enforcement proceedings against the developer at Mount Gilbert, Belfast, will commence to bring the development to an adoptable standard.
To ask the Minister for Communities for an update on his engagement with the developers of the Tribecca area, regarding delivering progress as soon as possible.
I welcome the opportunity to once again contribute to a debate in the House on the issue of energy security. For these Benches and for this party, when we discuss the issue of energy, energy security and price control must be the top priorities. Today's debate allows us to have a discussion of the role that biomethane…
As the Minister knows, there is no consensus around the level of those targets. The best way to provide assurance to business is to deliver projects that the business community wants. It wants to see an investment strategy from the Executive. We cannot have one whilst the road projects are going through the courts and…
People across Northern Ireland are being squeezed from every direction, and the sad reality is that too many in politics are making the situation worse. Families are being punished every time they go to the petrol pumps. Small businesses watch as costs spiral, and farmers are being hit by soaring costs and tighter…
Like the previous Member, my first thoughts are with the staff of Ulster University who have been impacted by the announcement and their families. Behind every post at risk is a person, a family and a future now placed in doubt. They deserve our support at this time. More important, they deserve answers, and the…
Mr Brett asked the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, given that the A5 project, the Enniskillen bypass and, in his constituency, the York Street interchange have all been shelved as a result of climate change targets that cannot and will not be met, whether he recognises that those targets need…