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.
My thoughts are with all those who are concerned by the judgement. Minister, my constituents in North Belfast are also concerned by the judgement, in which the judge makes clear that other infrastructure projects may have to be sacrificed. The York Street interchange project, which has been continually delayed, is a…
I thank the Minister for her strong words. I also thank her for agreeing to meet me next Tuesday to discuss the possibility of introducing Harper's law in Northern Ireland. In advance of that meeting, Minister, will you consider amending your forthcoming sentencing Bill to ensure that anyone who tries to murder our…
Will the Minister outline any discussions that she has had with the Minister for Communities about the ongoing review of the Housing Executive's common selection scheme in order to ensure that victims of domestic violence are properly reflected in the new points system?
I thank the Minister for her statement. I agree with the Minister that it is disappointing that the board was not able to manage the budget, but I also agree with the Minister in her statement when she says that the Department needs to carefully profile its funding. Given that, can the Minister tell the House how much…
I welcome the decision by Belfast City Council to abandon its flawed policy of defining the city centre as a "holiday resort" so that large retailers could open on a Sunday morning. Sunday mornings are one of the few times that our low-paid and overworked retail staff can rely on to be off to enjoy, spend with their…
Mr Brett asked the Minister of Justice whether she will join him in giving her full support to the Let Them Protect campaign that the Police Federation for Northern Ireland has launched to ensure that our brave police officers right across Northern Ireland get the protection that they deserve.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to detail what additional funding his Department plans to provide to local councils in anticipation of the Dilapidation Bill becoming law.
To ask the Minister for the Economy for her assessment of the impact of the climate change targets, as set out in the Climate Change Act (Northern Ireland) 2022, on economic growth.
To ask the Minister for the Economy for her assessment of the proposals by Belfast City Council to extend Sunday trading for (i) the Economy, and (ii) workers' rights.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to outline (i) what discussions she has had with His Majesty's Government regarding the UK's Industrial Strategy; and (ii) what measures announced, will include Northern Ireland.
To ask the Minister of Finance whether he requested that the conditional funding, awarded by His Majesty's Government for Casement Park, be Financial Transactions Capital.
To ask the Minister for the Economy whether her Department has any plans to remove students from the Irish Republic from the university student cap numbers, creating parity with the process for students from Great Britain.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, pursuant to AQW 27992-22-27, to detail (i) the proposed length of the engagement process; and (ii) for her assessment of when a decision can be taken.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail why a number of Assembly Written Questions tabled to his Department are not answered within the timeframe specified in Standing Orders.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail any assurances he has received to ensure that departmental funding to conradh na gaeilge is not used for political purposes.