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Ms Sian Mulholland: Assembly records

All of Ms Sian Mulholland’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.

949 records match, page 36 of 38.

  1. Written question AQW 10537/22-27

    • Department of Health

    To ask the Minister of Health what he is doing to explore how to more effectively use the discretionary power outlined in Section 4 and Section 8 of the Children’s Services Co-operation (Northern Ireland) Act (2015), relating to the sharing of resources and the pooling of funds cross-departmentally, to increase and…

    Not qualifying

  2. Written question AQW 10538/22-27

    • Department of Education

    To ask the Minister of Education what he is doing to explore how to more effectively use the discretionary power outlined in Section 4 and Section 8 of the Children’s Services Co-operation (Northern Ireland) Act (2015), relating to the sharing of resources and the pooling of funds cross-departmentally, to increase and…

    Not qualifying

  3. Written question AQW 10444/22-27

    • Department of Health

    To ask the Minister of Health, in light of the Independent Review of Children’s Social Care Services by Professor Ray Jones, whether there has been any collaboration, or planned collaboration, with the Minister for Communities to look at expanding early prevention and support services for children leaving care and to…

    Not qualifying

  4. Written question AQW 10443/22-27

    • Department of Education

    To ask the Minister of Education what work he has undertaken with (i) the Minister of Finance; and (ii) other Executive Ministers to explore how Section 4 and Section 8 of Children’s Services Cooperation Act 2015 could provide for collaborative pooling of resources in early preventative support services for children,…

    Not qualifying

  5. Debate contribution: Fuel Poverty

    • Opposition Business

    The crisis due to the cost of living and fuel poverty in Northern Ireland is one that I have seen consistently in my constituency office. After housing, it was the second most frequent issue that was brought to me over the winter months, and I pay tribute to the Bryson House initiative that my colleague Kellie…

    Not qualifying

  6. Debate contribution: Universal Credit: Remove the Two-child Limit

    • Opposition Business

    This debate has much synergy with the debate yesterday about child poverty, and I thank the Opposition for bringing it forward. The recent findings of the Northern Ireland Audit Office report on child poverty and the Northern Ireland poverty and income inequality report have shone a light on a sobering reality. The…

    Not qualifying

  7. Debate contribution: Universal Credit: Remove the Two-child Limit

    • Opposition Business

    Does the Member agree that the rates of poverty and child poverty, particularly in his constituency, indicate that this is a crisis and that we cannot wait until the end of the financial year for that report? Does the Member agree that this needs to be brought forward with the utmost urgency, not just at the end of…

    Not qualifying

  8. Member's statement: Arts Sector

    • Members' Statements

    I rose in the Chamber a few weeks ago to congratulate local homegrown talent on their nominations for the BAFTAs and the Irish Film and Television Academy (IFTA) awards. Just last night, actress Laura Donnelly, who, incidentally, studied drama and theatre studies at the very same drama department as I did — that is my…

    Not qualifying

  9. Debate contribution: Child Poverty

    • Private Members' Business

    I thank the Member who moved the motion. We know that the issue strikes at the very core of our society. There will not be a single MLA in the Chamber today who has not, in their constituency office, dealt with the ramifications of poverty. Apologies. I beg to move the following amendment: Apologies; I thought that we…

    Not qualifying

  10. Debate contribution: Defective Premises

    • Ministerial Statement

    I associate myself with my colleague's thanks, Minister, for how quickly you have taken the issue on board. I note that you have been working closely with Executive Ministers, including the Minister of Finance. There will obviously be a resource requirement for your Department. Has a budget or any expenditure been…

    Not qualifying

  11. Motion or amendment: Institutional Contribution to Recognition and Redress

    • Motion · Private Members' Motion

    Institutional Contribution to Recognition and Redress That this Assembly expresses its shame at the historical institutional childhood abuse which took place in Northern Ireland from 1922 to 1995; acknowledges the ongoing trauma and suffering of victims and survivors; salutes the courage of those leading groups…

    Not qualifying

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