Analysis in progress: 97,639 of 97,778 records assessed (99.9%). Totals and rankings will change until it finishes. Progress details
Mr Stephen Dunne: Assembly records
All of Mr Stephen Dunne’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
To ask the Minister for the Economy to detail her Department's priorities for tourism growth, in the North Down constituency, over the next five years.
I welcome any efforts to improve road safety. There are, however, important questions around accountability. It seems that, at the moment, we hear from the Minister only via the airwaves, as we did this morning. There is a fundamental lack of accountability to the House. Our roads hit crisis point, and there is no…
I rise today to highlight a real crisis on our roads network right across Northern Ireland. Our roads are in a shocking and dangerous condition in rural and urban areas in every corner of the country. Our roads are lined with thousands of wheel-wrecking potholes that are damaging tyres and suspension and only adding…
Flood and Storm Damage To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for an update on the current extent of flooding and storm damage, including the measures her Department will take to address flood risk and infrastructure resilience.
To ask the Minister of Education to detail the number of additional Specialist Provisions in Mainstream Schools established in each of the last five years, broken down by constituency.
To ask the Minister for the Economy, pursuant to AQW 37416/22-27, to detail the locations under consideration to be part of the first focused Stewardship Plan.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether her Department is considering an additional tranche of the part-time 20mph speed limit zones at schools, during 2026-27.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail the number of Housing Executive properties, in North Down, that have been vacant for more than 12 months.
I, too, commend my colleague Gareth Wilson for his maiden speech and welcome him to his position as an MLA. The motion is not about suppressing political opinion, nor is it about cultural expression or symbolism. It is about something far more important: respect for the rule of law, and also the duty on Ministers to…
I thank the Minister for bringing the statement to the House. It references the success of Waterways Ireland's marketing campaign and the positivity around that. Will the Minister outline any learning or cooperation that could be applied to her Department in improving messaging on important issues such as road safety?…
Tackling Motor Insurance Costs for Young Drivers That this Assembly expresses alarm that Northern Ireland recorded the highest increase in young driver insurance costs in the United Kingdom in the final quarter of 2025; notes that Northern Ireland is the second most expensive region in the United Kingdom for young…
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail any engagement his Department has had with the UK Government in relation to issues associated with the launch of the new Civil Service Pension Portal.
Will the Minister outline her assessment of the Finance Minister's recent draft Budget with regard to addressing the waste water crisis, which she and her predecessors have overseen? Many would concur that we have seen little or no real action to deal with that crisis.
Does the First Minister agree that any employment rights Bill must not only come before the Executive for approval but have the full support and buy-in of our local businesses and their representative bodies?
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the average ambulance turnaround time at the Ulster Hospital Emergency Department, in each of the last 12 months.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail her Department's spending on external consultants, as part of its Active Travel Programme, in each of the last five years.
I rise to address an issue that affects every community across Northern Ireland, which is road safety, and to highlight the tragic year that we had on our roads in 2025. According to figures provided by the PSNI, 57 lives were lost on our roads last year. Whilst that represents a modest reduction compared with the…