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To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any (i) preparatory works; (ii) site investigations; (iii) land acquisition activities; and (iv) advance enabling works, that can proceed during the period in which parties may seek leave to appeal the Court of Appeal judgment on the A5 Western Transport Corridor.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure, in light of the judgment on the A5 Western Transport Corridor, for an update on the progress of the Lagan pedestrian and cycle bridge.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether she has requested any engagement with specific (i) personnel; and (ii) stakeholders, throughout the forensic audit into the governance systems in Northern Ireland Water.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure in respect of the tendering of the A1 Junctions Phase 2 scheme, to detail (i) how far the process has gone; and (ii) the remaining stages in the process.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether there are any requirements for (i) land purchases; and (ii) vesting, to deliver the A1 Junctions Phase 2 scheme.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) where the A1 Junctions Phase 2 scheme is placed on the order of priority of road projects; and (ii) any projects which are currently placed before this scheme.
To ask the Minister for Communities pursuant to AQW 53109/22-27, to detail any changes that have been made to Arts Council NI (i) funding criteria; (ii) outreach priorities; and (iii) funding allocations, as a result of the participation inequalities identified in the Audit of Inequalities 2026.
To ask the Minister for Communities pursuant to AQW 53109/22-27, to detail any Arts Council NI funding programmes that have been (i) screened; (ii) monitored: and (iii) evaluated, against the participation inequalities identified in his Department’s Audit of Inequalities 2026, including the date of each assessment.
To ask the Minister for Communities pursuant to AQW 53109/22-27, to detail the expected completion and publication date for the Arts Council NI Social Class survey of Artists in Northern Ireland.
To ask the Minister for Communities, pursuant to AQW 53110/22-27, to detail (i) the number of Universal Credit households in payment in May 2026, broken down by (a) single adults without children; (b) couples without children; (c) lone-parent households; and (d) couple households with children; and (ii) the proportion…
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail the number of Freedom of Information requests currently awaiting a response from his Department that have been outstanding for (i) 21-40 working days; (ii) 41-60 working days; (iii) 61-100 working days; and (iv) more than 100 working days.
To ask the Minister for Communities whether any evaluation has been undertaken of the long-term tenancy sustainment rates of households assisted through Homelessness Prevention Fund projects.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail the proportion of the Department's homelessness budget which is currently allocated to preventative services as a percentage of (i) the Housing Executive's budget; and (ii) the Housing Executive's regional services budget.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail the minimum energy performance certificate rating in the latest design standards for new-build social housing.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail (i) the reason why reductions were made to the housing association grant in North Belfast; and (ii) any assessment that has been made on how these reductions are expected to affect the number of housing association developments in North Belfast.
I really do not know what —. I have made it clear that today is about the families and those who lost loved ones on that road. It is about ensuring that we make good progress. The Member may not want to see delivery, progress or this place moving forward, but we certainly do. We stand by that. Let us get the road…
Many landowners along the A5 still passionately object to the project. They may even regard the court's judgement today as morally wrong. Will the Minister support any objector who defies that court ruling and blocks the work from taking place? Is that not the lesson that objectors can draw from the First Minister of…
The York Street interchange has remained on the agenda. I met Belfast Chamber last week. I know that there is a keen interest in seeing it progress. As someone who comes along the Westlink most days to get to here, I know that it is badly needed. We are therefore scoping that out. There is no funding attached to York…
There is deep irony in a Sinn Féin Minister's accepting a ruling from the Court of Appeal this week. They think that they can pick and choose. Minister, now that you have got the green light for major infrastructure projects to proceed, will you look again at, and advance planning for, the York Street interchange in…
I have outlined how we will engage with them imminently. I will also say that compensation is dealt with through Land and Property Services, as the Member may be aware. Whatever information we can communicate, however, we absolutely will communicate.
I thank the Minister for bringing a statement to the Assembly so promptly after the judgement. It is very important, and everyone, I am sure, greatly appreciates it. I will build on the questions from my two colleagues to my right. For those who own land and who are due to move into the vesting process, what specific…