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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 qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any assessment her Department has made of the impact of the current planning system performance on investor confidence in Northern Ireland.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) any assessment her Department has made of the factors contributing to delays by statutory consultees, including (a) staffing levels; (b) resourcing; and (c) sickness absence; and (ii) any steps being taken to address these issues.
There is ever-growing frustration across Northern Ireland about the persistent inaction of the Infrastructure Minister, Liz Kimmins, on the delivery of projects that are both long overdue and totally essential for Northern Ireland. Take the York Street interchange as one recent example. That strategically vital…
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to detail any steps he is taking to improve consultee response times from the Northern Ireland Environment Agency in the planning system.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any impact the recent investment in general dental services will have on improving access to dental services in North Down.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any steps she is taking to monitor the performance of planning processes across the eleven local councils.
Today, we mark 100 years since the birth of Queen Elizabeth II. It is a moment to reflect on a truly extraordinary life that helped shape modern Britain and, indeed, the wider world. Born in 1926, Queen Elizabeth could not have foreseen the long path that lay ahead, yet, from a young age, she very much understood…
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any actions he is taking to (i) address rising costs for social care providers, including fuel costs; and (ii) ensure sustainable funding to support the delivery of safe, high-quality community care services.
To ask the Minister of Finance to detail the amount of unpaid (i) residential; and (ii) commercial, rates in North Down, in each of the last five years.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any (i) assessment that has been made of coastal erosion risks in North Down; and (ii) planned mitigation measures.
I thank the Minister for her answer. As of 2024, of the 276 people who had participated in the court since 2018, 117 have been convicted of a further drug-related offence, which is alarming. Given that almost £3 million has been spent on the programme since 2018, does the Minister have any concerns about its value for…
To ask the Minister of Justice, pursuant to AQW 43079/22-27, to detail (i) the languages for which an interpreter was required; and (ii) the number of instances where an interpreter was required for each language, in each of the last five years.
I thank the Minister for her answer. The Public Accounts Committee, of which I am a member, recently completed work on the role of utility companies on road openings, which was missing from the draft strategy. Will the Minister confirm whether the updated strategy will, in fact, include action to address the role of…
Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. I congratulate Mr Rory McIlroy on his incredible success last evening in securing back-to-back Masters triumphs. It was a true masterclass and, across the world, something that we in Northern Ireland can be very proud of. It was his sixth majors triumph, and he joins only three other…
To ask the Minister of Justice, pursuant to AQW 43082/22-27, to detail the number of occasions when translation services were requested, for each language, in each of the last five years.
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail the number of defendants (i) proceeded against; and (ii) convicted in Northern Ireland, for offences arising from the unlawful use of privately owned electric scooters, in each of the last five financial years.