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Lord Elliott: Assembly records
All of Lord Elliott’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not qualifying, uncertain or not yet analysed.
I put on record my commiserations to the Hillen family. I was at the 40th anniversary service for Mr Ivan Hillen yesterday. Ivan was murdered 40 years ago to the day yesterday, just outside Augher. The service was in Ballygawley and Ballyreagh Presbyterian Church. The deputy First Minister also attended the service.…
To ask the Minister of Health to outline the intended scope of the future health service reimbursement scheme prior to the Executive's approval of the Budget 2024-25.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs whether he intends to bring forward a support package for farmers who host migrating birds such as geese and swans over the winter months, similar to what is available in the Republic of Ireland.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the amount spent on repairs to the surface and structure of the A4 and A5 Ballygawley roundabout in the last five years.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) the number of unadopted housing developments in Fermanagh and South Tyrone; and (ii) the names of these developments.
I congratulate Kieran McKenna and his Ipswich Town football team on reaching the English Premiership. It is a great achievement for Kieran, a Fermanagh man. He came through the ranks of Enniskillen Town United youth and Ballinamallard United youth before being spotted by a Spurs scout and brought to Tottenham Hotspur…
Mr Elliott asked the Minister of Finance, in the recent Budget exercise, to outline how much each Department bid for and how much was allocated to them for climate change initiatives.
Veterinary Medicines That this Assembly notes the House of Lords Windsor Framework Sub-Committee’s inquiry into veterinary medicines and the Windsor Framework; acknowledges the deep concern of the agri-food industry that the number of veterinary products estimated to be at risk in Northern Ireland could be up to 51…
Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Immediate Ceasefire in Gaza”
Immediate Ceasefire in Gaza - Amendment 1 Leave out all after ‘ongoing’ and insert: ‘war in Gaza that has left thousands of people dead; further condemns the actions of Hamas on October 7th which left 1,300 people dead and many families searching for loved ones; abhors the killing of international humanitarian aid…
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to outline any discussions that their representatives in Brussels have had with EU officials in relation to the provisions in the Windsor Framework relating to veterinary medicines.
My question also relates to the Ulster canal. Which agency or Department is responsible for taking forward the on-site work on the projects, including the designs?
I want to bring to Members' attention the success of two rugby clubs in Fermanagh and South Tyrone, namely Clogher Valley Rugby Football Club and Enniskillen Rugby Football Club, this season. At the weekend, Enniskillen Rugby Football Club's ladies became Women's Junior Cup champions, beating Malone Rugby Football…
I thank the Member for giving way, and I understand her personal experiences. Will she agree that some Departments do not make it easy for applicants, particularly with the likes — I think that this was referred to earlier — of universal credit or even applications involving the Department of Agriculture, Environment…
Motion Amendment · Private Members' Motion · to “Display of Flags, Emblems and Banners”
Display of Flags, Emblems and Banners - Amendment 1 After ‘11.48;’ insert: ‘welcomes, as best practice, the positive work done by community and civic groups in creating local codes of practice around the display of flags;’
Thank you, Madam Principal Deputy Speaker, for calling me. As the debate went on, I thought of a few points that I wanted to make, and they are probably too long to make during an intervention. I want to put a slightly different perspective on this. I also pay tribute to all foster carers, and I declare an interest as…
Thank you very much, Mr Deputy Speaker. I thank the Members who brought forward the motion. It is very much appreciated and extremely relevant in today's society. Like others, I, obviously, sympathise deeply with people who have been impacted by the issue. You probably cannot realise the impact until you are in that…
Joined by other Members, I attended a service on Sunday in Killyman church to remember eight members of the Royal Black Institution in that small area who were murdered by terrorists during the Troubles. Those members — Frederick Greeves, Cormac McCabe, Samuel Clarke, David Graham, Robert Bloomer, George Gibson,…
It has been a healthy debate so far. I have heard the words "healthy" and "unhealthy" when it comes to relationships, but we certainly need to ensure that our children and young people are educated for the future. That means educating them through relationships and sexuality education. It is important, but there is a…
If the bluetongue issue is resolved, what is to stop livestock movements from GB to Northern Ireland through use of the 15-day standstill rule at an export centre?