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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 appreciate the Member giving way. Does he also accept that the Troubles in Northern Ireland caused a huge problem for the rail network, particularly the Belfast to Dublin route, which was plagued with bomb scares and, indeed, bombs on the railway line?
I thank the Minister for that update. I note that the consultation says that 70% of the estate cost is in the greater Belfast area, which means that only 30% is in the wider parts of Northern Ireland. Is there any indication that that will be rebalanced so that more of those estates are based in the remainder of…
I fully understand and appreciate what the Member is saying, but does he accept that if you do not have a rail line, it is very difficult to enjoy the benefits of rail travel?
I appreciate the Member giving way at this stage. He talks quite fluently about the north-west being out of reach, almost. Does he accept that at least Londonderry has a train service to it, whereas Fermanagh and Tyrone do not?
I apologise for asking the Member to give way again so quickly, but he is talking about coarse fishing, and I do not want that to get mixed up with sea fishing. Is he aware that quite a number of salmon and eels have stopped coming up to Lough Erne because of the ESB hydro station in Ballyshannon?
I welcome the debate and discussion about the fishing industry. While it is limited to areas that can land fish, in that they have to be beside the sea, I appreciate Mr McGlone's comments about Lough Neagh. I do not know whether he spelled out the eel-fishing sector, but it is a long way from the issue that we are…
Committee Membership That Mr Robbie Butler replace Mr John Stewart as a member of the Committee on Procedures; and that Mr John Stewart replace Mr Robbie Butler as a member of the Public Accounts Committee.
Delays to MOT Testing That this Assembly recognises the pressures placed on motor vehicle owners with delays in the availability to book MOT tests; notes the impact these delays have on individuals and families who rely on their motor vehicles for work and personal needs; further notes the delay in the completion of…
I thank those Members who tabled this very important motion and my colleague Robbie Butler for tabling what seems to be a simple but important amendment about the transition to post-education settings. Meeting special educational needs is complex and difficult, and, I have to say, it appears that parents almost give…
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to outline whether they have a policy on the provision of bereavement payments to relatives of people killed during the Troubles.
Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs for an update on the proposed consultation for the Consolidation of Waste Recycling in Northern Ireland.
To ask the Minister for the Economy (i) how much finance; and (ii) how many projects Invest NI has delivered to the Fermanagh and South Tyrone constituency, in each of the last five years.
To ask the Minister for the Economy whether his Department intends to raise the level of student (i) maintenance grant; and (ii) loan for the incoming 2024-25 academic year.
I welcome the discussion this evening and thank Deborah Erskine for securing the Adjournment debate. I will not talk about Downpatrick or Ballynahinch, but it is good to see the Minister for Infrastructure in the Chamber and to have heard the announcement, yesterday evening, of this long-awaited scheme in Enniskillen.…
I really appreciate that. It is not often that I hear such a positive intervention from the SDLP Opposition. That is really positive news. I thank Mr Durkan for his kind intervention to break the news to the House. That is good news, and I appreciate that decision from the Finance Minister and the Minister for…
I welcome the Minister to his first Question Time. Will he continue to implement the farm support programmes, as initiated by the former AERA Minister?
To ask the Minister of Finance to outline what progress has been made on Civil Service reform, as recommended by the Report of the Independent Public Inquiry into the Non-domestic Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme.