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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.

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  1. Debate contribution: Conversion Practices (Criminalisation) Bill: Second Stage

    • Private Members' Business

    Thank you very much. Further to her response, does the Member agree that clause 7(1)(b): "the intent is solely to express beliefs or opinions, without directing a victim towards a particular sexual orientation or gender identity" falls into that category, because it is an opinion? You are expressing a belief, but…

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  2. Debate contribution: Conversion Practices (Criminalisation) Bill: Second Stage

    • Private Members' Business

    I hear your point about the size of the dataset and the fact that it is such a small pool. Given that it is such a small pool, however, surely the Bill will not have as big an impact as the Member and his colleagues are saying it will. If the pool that might be impacted on is so small, how will the Bill have the…

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  3. Debate contribution: Conversion Practices (Criminalisation) Bill: Second Stage

    • Private Members' Business

    No problem. The Member's emotion shows that this is a very real concept. The Bill, at its heart, aims to prevent that harm. It does not necessarily need to be a "faith versus legislation" issue. It is about preventing real, lived harm.

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  4. Debate contribution: Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann

    • Opposition Business

    Before I start, can I just say how lovely it was to hear Mr Brooks's contribution? That, for me, is the spirit of the fleadh. That is what that sort of culture has meant to me in a non-imposing, non-threatening way. It is really lovely to hear the Member say that someone celebrating their culture does not impact his,…

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  5. Debate contribution: School Uniforms: Right to Wear Trousers

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    It is really disappointing and unfortunate, Minister, that that happened after public money was spent on the drafting of the Committee Bill, given that we talk about affordability. With regard to the choices, has your Department received any data on affordability and the school uniforms change, because we are hearing…

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  6. Debate contribution: Dunseverick Primary School: Bus Service

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    Minister, I am relieved to hear you say that you also feel that it is unacceptable. Last week, my colleague Timothy Gaston and I attended a meeting at that school, where we heard from the parents about the impact. Will the Department be mindful of, and potentially flexible in relation to, the rural context when…

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  7. Topical question AQT 2574/22-27

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    Ms Mulholland asked the Minister of Education, after referencing the wonderful campaign by activists that led to the U-turn in his deciding to allow young girls to wear trousers to school, why that decision was delayed, why he did not support it at the beginning, and why he had not given immediate effect to the change…

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  8. Written question AQW 51324/22-27

    • Department for Infrastructure

    To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any information that Translink has provided to her Department on the additional revenue expected from reducing the yLink discount from 50 per cent to 33 per cent, including any assumptions made regarding passenger numbers and changes in travel behaviour.

    Not qualifying

  9. Debate contribution: Preschool Admissions: Socially Disadvantaged Circumstances Criterion

    • Ministerial Statement

    The nearest setting can be up to five miles away. What rural impact and concerns have been taken into account when looking at poverty and access to the provision?

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  10. Debate contribution: Preschool Admissions: Socially Disadvantaged Circumstances Criterion

    • Ministerial Statement

    I hope that the Minister is aware that universal credit is a working benefit. I have many constituents, as he does, who are both hard-working and in receipt of a benefit. The constant and consistent use of fake contrasts is really dehumanising. I will focus on rural settings. Social and economic disadvantage has a…

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