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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.

2,014 records match, page 4 of 81.

  1. Written question AQW 50459/22-27

    • Department for the Economy

    To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail any measures her Department is taking to prevent long-term damage to (i) apprenticeship provision; (ii) employer confidence; and (iii) Northern Ireland’s skills infrastructure, following recent and potential future reductions in ApprenticeshipsNI funding.

    Awaiting analysis

  2. Written question AQW 50168/22-27

    • Department for the Economy

    To ask the Minister for the Economy whether any assessment has been made of whether SONI and NIE Networks have the resources and policy framework required to deliver the electricity grid needed to facilitate 80 per cent renewable electricity consumption by 2030, in line with the target set out in the Climate Change…

    Awaiting analysis

  3. Written question AQW 50167/22-27

    • Department for the Economy

    To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail any assessment that has been made of the impact of (i) the Utility Regulator (Support for Decarbonisation Preparation) Bill on the Offshore Renewable Energy Bill; and (ii) any delay of the Bill could have on the timetable for the Offshore Renewable Energy Bill.

    Awaiting analysis

  4. Debate contribution: Inquiry (Mother and Baby Institutions, Magdalene Laundries and Workhouses) and Redress Scheme Bill: Final Stage

    • Executive Committee Business

    Today is an important day because it is a day of accountability. I welcome to the Gallery all of the birth mothers, all of the adult adoptees and all of their family members. I thank everyone who has journeyed with you and loved you throughout the process. After a long legislative process, we have reached the Final…

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  5. Written question AQW 50018/22-27

    • Department for Communities

    To ask the Minister for Communities to detail (i) whether, following the agreement between the UK and Irish Governments to disregard payments under Ireland’s Mother and Baby Institutions Payment Scheme for the purposes of means-tested benefits, his Department will align with the Department for Work and Pensions; and…

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  6. Debate contribution: Statutory Parental Bereavement Pay (General) (Amendment) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2026

    • Executive Committee Business

    At first glance, the regulations appear to be highly technical, but behind them is something profoundly important. They are about ensuring that parents who experience the unimaginable loss of a child do not lose access to the support that, the Assembly has already agreed, they should receive. None of us wants to…

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  7. Member's statement: Northern Ireland Civil Service: Pride

    • Members' Statements

    I want to speak about a deeply disappointing and completely unnecessary decision. Last weekend, Dublin celebrated Pride with the participation of every Irish government Department. More remarkably, last weekend, Pride was celebrated in Hungary. They celebrated diversity, equality and inclusion in the face of growing…

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  8. Written question AQW 49863/22-27

    • Department for Infrastructure

    To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) any assessment that has been made of the Duke Street Roundabout Combined Sewer Overflow, following the publication of data showing that it discharged untreated sewage on 93 occasions for a total duration of 943 hours over the past year; and (ii) any plans that are…

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  9. Debate contribution: Justice Bill: Consideration Stage

    • Executive Committee Business

    The SDLP will support amendment No 96 and oppose amendment No 97. On amendment No 96, the Chamber should ask itself a simple question: are we setting people up to succeed when they leave prison, or are we setting them up to fail? Rehabilitation begins not the week after someone is released but the moment they walk…

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  10. Debate contribution: Inquiry (Mother and Baby Institutions, Magdalene Laundries and Workhouses) and Redress Scheme Bill: Further Consideration Stage

    • Executive Committee Business

    When the Bill was introduced, one of the concerns repeatedly raised by the survivors and their families was about the people who had suffered the same experiences, carried the same hurt and lived in the same institutions but did not live long enough to see this process. The concern has been raised time and time again…

    Awaiting analysis

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