Debate contribution: Dunseverick Primary School: Bus Service

Debate contribution by Mr Paul Frew on 14 September 2026.

MLA: Mr Paul Frew
Party at the time: Democratic Unionist Party
Date: 14 September 2026
Type: Debate contribution
Business: Oral Answers to Questions
Heading: Dunseverick Primary School: Bus Service
Assembly identifier: Official Report component 5685696

Text

I thank the Minister for his answer. Families should not be left scrambling to find alternative transport, particularly in rural areas of North Antrim or with only six days' notice from the Education Authority. Does the Minister think that six days' notice from the Education Authority is acceptable? Will he apply pressure on the Education Authority to reverse the decision for the families of Dunseverick?

65 words. Text as published by the Northern Ireland Assembly.

Part of an exchange

This follow-up belongs to: Oral question AQO 3910/22-27.

Assessment

Not analysed

This is the same MLA’s follow-up within the exchange on their own question. It is analysed together with that question and is not counted separately, so one question is never counted twice.

Disagree with this assessment?

Classifications can be challenged. A person reads every challenge, and any change is recorded publicly above with its reason.

Challenge this classification