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Mr Stewart Dickson: Assembly records

All of Mr Stewart Dickson’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.

632 records match, page 22 of 26.

  1. Debate contribution: The draft Period Products (Department of Justice Specified Public Service Bodies) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2024

    • Executive Committee Business

    As a member of the Justice Committee, I welcome the opportunity to speak in the debate. I thank those who worked and played a key part in getting the legislation to this stage. The ability to access essential hygiene products without worry is not just about cost but about convenience. It is a human right that speaks…

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  2. Debate contribution: Legacy Act

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    I thank the First Minister. Given the cliff-edge nature of the Legacy Act, does the First Minister recognise, as I do, that there is a serious threat to good relations and reconciliation in Northern Ireland as a result of its imposition? What measures will her Department take to deal with that in order to improve good…

    Not analysed

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  3. Topical question AQT 225/22-27

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    Mr Dickson asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, given the Legacy Act’s imposed ending of Troubles-related inquests on 1 May 2024, which is causing serious and legitimate concern among organisations that support victims and survivors of the Troubles, demand for whose services will rise, to outline the…

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  4. Motion or amendment: Ban Petroleum Licensing and Fracking - Amendment 3

    • Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Ban Petroleum Licensing and Fracking”

    Ban Petroleum Licensing and Fracking - Amendment 3 After ‘hydraulic fracturing;’ insert: ‘believes that any application for fossil fuel extraction, distribution and storage should be assessed against our climate change targets as set out in the Climate Change (Northern Ireland) Act 2022 and the Assembly’s declaration…

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  5. Debate contribution: Prisoners: Mental Health and Addiction

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    Does the Minister agree that a cross-departmental approach is required to deal with the difficult issue of the mental health of those who find themselves in prison. Having recently visited Maghaberry, I saw at first-hand a most distressing case of the mental health of someone who should not be in prison and who, in…

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  6. Debate contribution: Ramming of Police Vehicles: South Armagh

    • Private Members' Business

    Does the Member recognise why those resources are so stretched or, indeed, why we have such low numbers of police officers? Does she accept and take any responsibility for her party's two-year absence from the Assembly Chamber, which could have made stronger arguments to the Government in relation to those budgets?

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  8. Debate contribution: Ramming of Police Vehicles: South Armagh

    • Private Members' Business

    The motion calls us to attend to a pressing concern: the rise of police vehicle ramming incidents, particularly those resulting in injuries to officers. The statistics are alarming. We have already heard some statistics in the debate. Last year, 77 police officers were injured as a result of their vehicle being…

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  12. Motion or amendment: Ramming of Police Vehicles in South Armagh - Amendment 4

    • Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Ramming of Police Vehicles in South Armagh”

    Ramming of Police Vehicles in South Armagh - Amendment 4 Leave out all after ‘2022;’ and insert: ‘further notes the impact ramming incidents have on operational policing resources, including through sickness absence and rising repair bills; recognises the difficult and often dangerous work police officers do in…

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  15. Debate contribution: Healthcare: Cross-border Initiatives

    • Oral Answers to Questions

    Minister, I welcome the cross-border work that North West Cancer Centre does, but I encourage you to expand that work. Do you agree that none of it can really hit the ground running until the Northern Ireland cancer strategy has been implemented? When will that happen?

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  16. Debate contribution: Defective Premises

    • Ministerial Statement

    Minister, thank you for your statement. It is a clear demonstration of Ministers cooperating in the Executive. Hopefully, we will see a satisfactory outcome to the circumstances around the issue. Minister, you will be aware that the National House Building Council (NHBC) provides a 10-year warranty for properties.…

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  22. Debate contribution: Supply Resolution for the Northern Ireland Spring Supplementary Estimates 2023-24 and Supply Resolution for the Northern Ireland Estimates: Vote On Account 2024-25

    • Executive Committee Business

    I am interested to tease out with the Member that business about where the additional funding would come from. Given that the vast majority of businesses in Northern Ireland are small or medium-sized businesses that struggle to pay their employees and their tax bills, where exactly would that funding come from?

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  23. Debate contribution: Supply Resolution for the Northern Ireland Spring Supplementary Estimates 2023-24 and Supply Resolution for the Northern Ireland Estimates: Vote On Account 2024-25

    • Executive Committee Business

    Will the Member give way?

    Not analysed

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  24. Debate contribution: Supply Resolution for the Northern Ireland Spring Supplementary Estimates 2023-24 and Supply Resolution for the Northern Ireland Estimates: Vote On Account 2024-25

    • Executive Committee Business

    I speak not only as justice spokesperson for the Alliance Party but as an East Antrim MLA and a member of the Justice Committee. The past year has presented unprecedented challenges for the Department of Justice, making it one of the most difficult periods of its recent history. While I welcome the announcement of…

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

  25. Motion or amendment: Cancer Strategy

    • Motion · Private Members' Motion

    Cancer Strategy That this Assembly acknowledges the widespread concern at the increase in cancer diagnoses among children and young people over the past decades; notes that some rarer cancers require co-operation across borders, including sharing of information such as clinical trial results and cancer registries;…

    Awaiting analysis

    Assessment details Official Assembly record

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