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Ms Sinéad McLaughlin: Assembly records
All of Ms Sinéad McLaughlin’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 Minister for the Economy to detail any information her Department holds regarding the number of staff, including (i) administrative staff; (ii) examiners; and (iii) other key personnel, whose jobs may be affected at the Nursing Competence Test Centre at the Ulster University’s Magee campus, ahead of the…
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail when the revised Good Practice Guide on Personal Light Electric Vehicles, including the storage and use of mobility scooters in sheltered accommodation, will be published, in light of previous indications that it would be available in September 2026.
I beg to move I am pleased to move the motion as we mark Black History Month 2026. Black History Month has its roots in America in the long struggle for equality, dignity and basic civil rights. It is a struggle that saw people take to the streets demanding an end to racial segregation, discrimination and denial of…
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail any reasons for the delay in bringing forward the Race Equality Bill as set out in the Executive Legislation Programme 2025-2026.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail the number of the twenty-one Bills, as set out in the Executive Legislation Programme 2025-2026, that have been delivered on.
The reform that you have outlined does not give me a great deal of reassurance. The situation is urgent, and we need urgent steps to be taken in order to stop dentists leaving the health service. What urgent steps can you take to stop that immediately? There are dental deserts across all of our communities in Northern…
I pay tribute to Michael Canavan, who has sadly passed away at the remarkable age of 102. He was an extraordinary gentleman, and I held him in high regard. Michael was a giant in Derry's civil rights movement and a founding member of the SDLP who dedicated his life to standing up for his city and its people. It is…
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail any action his Department is taking to address rising home insurance premiums, following reports from constituents in Foyle that their premiums have doubled in the past year.
To ask the Minister of Education to detail (i) any assessment that has made of the need for additional specialist behavioural support provision for primary school pupils in the North West; and (ii) to detail any plans his Department has to address gaps in provision for children with complex behavioural needs who are…
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail any assessment his Department has made of how effectively the Northern Ireland Housing Executive and Housing Associations address anti-social behaviour in social housing.
Obviously, specialist provision in mainstream schools is really important. You mentioned how many schools will be involved in that. I have heard about the classes that will be involved. Can you tell us the number of places that will be provided?
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail any mitigation measures that are in place to address the impact on (i) victims; (ii) their families; and (iii) staff, of the continued use of the existing courthouse in Derry, in the absence of capital funding for its planned renovation and extension.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail (i) the number of children and young people, aged 6-16, who presented to the Emergency Departments at (a) Altnagelvin Area Hospital; and (b) South West Acute Hospital, with suicidal ideation in 2025-26; and (ii) any measures in place to ensure that children and young people…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the number of (i) potholes recorded; (ii) pothole-related enquiries received; and (iii) potholes repaired, in the 2025-26 financial year, broken down by each local government district.
The vacuum is causing severe strain on businesses, colleges and organisations across the economy. They are being asked to plan, invest and create jobs without any certainty of what funding is available for next year. Minister, do you accept that an Executive who cannot agree their own Budget are making it harder for…
Minister, such redundancies do not happen in isolation. In your answers, you said that the absence of a Budget is making the situation even more difficult. While we are supposed to be expanding Magee to 10,000 students, Ulster University is simultaneously being forced to cut jobs. How can those two things possibly be…
Ms McLaughlin asked the Minister for the Economy, given that, tomorrow, the Irish Government will set out their Budget for the next year, with billions of euros of additional investment planned for public services, infrastructure and competitiveness, while we are more than six months into the financial year and the…
Access to Further Education That this Assembly recognises the vital role of further education in delivering the skills our economy needs, improving productivity, supporting regional balance and providing pathways into employment and further learning; expresses concern at cuts to further education and skills provision…
I raise the issue of the continuing pressure facing parents, providers and workers across our childcare sector. At the DUP conference at the weekend, Gavin Robinson pointed to childcare as one of that party's biggest successes in government. He said that, because of the investment delivered by the Education Minister,…