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Mr Trevor Clarke: Assembly records
All of Mr Trevor Clarke’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
With your permission, Madam Principal Deputy Speaker, I will group questions 2 and 9 for answer. I thank the Members for their questions. The remedial works to the roof of Parliament Buildings have been split into two phases to prioritise the works to the areas that were deemed to be the most critical and for the…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, pursuant to AQW 40961/22-27, AQW 40962/22-27 and AQW 40963/22-27, to detail (i) the reasons for the five year delay in implementing the weight restriction on Craigarogan Road and (ii) the current stage of the legislative process for the weight restriction.
I thank the Minister for her answer. I do not know what happened with the Mitchell case in Ballymena, but I was glad to see that there was some movement from those involved. However, that leaves many others behind. Minister, I am not blaming you in any way for that. However, if the review fails to get the answers that…
The weekend marked the 17th anniversary of the brutal murder of two soldiers at Massereene Barracks: Mark Quinsey and Patrick Azimkar. As it did then, the community stood in solidarity at the weekend, both on Saturday at an event to mark the anniversary and again yesterday at the site of the brutal murders that took…
FlaggedLegacy of the Troubles, victims and paramilitarismCriteria met: Dog-whistle messaging.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to outline any discussions they have had with Executive colleagues in relation to the potential economic and security implications for Northern Ireland arising from escalating tensions in the Middle East.
I appreciate that it is difficult to have the data for everything, and I appreciate that the Minister does not have all those figures to hand today. However, Minister, what would you say to a constituent of mine who is 82 years of age and has been told that he will wait a minimum of 104 weeks for his first appointment…
Mr Clarke asked the Minister of Health, given that, in response to the Minister's party colleague, he talked about the system changes and how they have improved delivery and outcomes for many patients, in that vein, how long someone has to wait for a first appointment for a knee replacement.
Extension of Sitting on Monday 2 March 2026 under Standing Order 10(3A) That in accordance with Standing Order 10(3A), the sitting on Monday 2 March 2026 be extended to no later than 7.30pm.
To ask the Minister of Justice when her Department plans for courts to be back to normal operation, in light of the dispute with members of the Criminal Bar Association over Crown Court legal aid fees.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the number of times the Regional Community Resilience Group met, over each of the last five years, with (i) Garden Village, Ballycraigy; (ii) Abbey View; (iii) Meadowside; and (iv) Masserine and Riverside, Antrim.
My statement is timely in following the previous contribution: Sinn Féin finds itself able to encourage people to apply for a bursary for studying the Irish language but not to encourage members of its community to apply to join the PSNI. In the past few weeks, much has been made of the low proportion of applications…
Committee Membership That Mr Peter Martin replace Mr Gary Middleton as a member of the Committee for Education; that Mr Keith Buchanan and Mr Trevor Clarke replace Mr Harry Harvey and Mr Brian Kingston as members of the Committee on Standards and Privileges; and that Mr Gareth Wilson be appointed as a member of the…
To ask the Minister of Health for his assessment of the current waiting times for an assessment from speech and language services for stroke survivors.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail when it is anticipated that the weight restriction, including the required signage, will be in place at Craigarogan Road, Newtownabbey.
I appreciate the Minister's giving way on that point. I am not trying to make a point — well, I am trying to make a point. I hear what you are saying about all the things that were being done, and we appreciate that the staff were all busy. However, there was a protocol in place, and there were to be pumps in place.…
I thank my colleague from South Antrim for securing this debate. I concur with lots of the remarks that have been made about the issues that we witnessed that day, albeit, when I came into the Chamber, I thought that there was a party political broadcast for the Ulster Unionist Party and had to ask my colleague what…
In your response to my colleague's question for urgent oral answer, you talked about your Department's responsibilities and about whether it removes an advertisement or asks others to remove it. You talked about the reasons that you would consider, including sight lines and the danger to the public. Why is that policy…
On a point of order, Mr Speaker. I apologise to the House for a phrase that I used in Question Time to the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs. I realised that it was inappropriate after I had said it. I am passionate about the subject, however. There has been no decision taken on the incinerator…
Your preference may be to recycle and reuse, or whatever other analogy you wish to use. However, the people of Warrenpoint and those who live beside landfill sites have no option but to endure the stink, because none of those options actually works. You are the Minister for Environment and Rural Affairs. Can you not…
I thank the Minister for his answer. I welcome the news about the 98%, but, given that he was able to achieve 98%, why did he set a target of 95% for this year?