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Assessment details for Debate contribution: Legacy: Holding the Irish Government to Account Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Legacy: Holding the Irish Government to Account
No, I will not. Allow me to go on further. I will let you back in. The DUP agreed to that. It was far from a perfect mechanism, but, at least, it had buy-in from many victims. At least, they had a say in it and had input to it and were consulted on it. Seventeen and a half thousand people responded to that…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Legacy: Holding the Irish Government to Account Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Legacy: Holding the Irish Government to Account
Absolutely not. The motion highlights the need for answers, including answers from the Irish Government. I am clear that victims deserve the truth, wherever it leads. We must ensure that the approach to legacy is not about closing doors but about opening the door to truth, accountability and healing. Victims — not…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Legacy: Holding the Irish Government to Account Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Legacy: Holding the Irish Government to Account
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Assessment details for Debate contribution: Legacy: Holding the Irish Government to Account Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Legacy: Holding the Irish Government to Account
Thank you, a Leas-Cheann Comhairle. I noticed a lot of use of the word "we" in the speech of the previous Member to speak. This is not about "we". At the heart of any debate on legacy must be the victims and survivors of the conflict. Their pain, their voices and their right to truth and justice need to be the…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Legacy: Holding the Irish Government to Account Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Legacy: Holding the Irish Government to Account
I beg to move the following amendment:
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Assessment details for Debate contribution: Legacy: Holding the Irish Government to Account Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Legacy: Holding the Irish Government to Account
I beg to move Thank you, Mr Deputy Speaker. Given the events of the past few days, this is a crucial motion, and the Assembly once again has the opportunity to stand with the innocent victims of terrorist violence by supporting it. The DUP will always stand with the innocent victims of terrorism. We record once again…
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Assessment details for Debate contribution: Legacy: Holding the Irish Government to Account Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Legacy: Holding the Irish Government to Account
Thank you, Madam Principal Deputy Speaker. On behalf of the AERA Committee, I request an extension to the Committee Stage of the Dilapidation Bill to 15 May 2026. That date was agreed after discussions at the Committee meeting on 11 September 2025. The Committee was first briefed on the proposed content of the Bill at…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Dilapidation Bill: Extension of Committee Stage Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Dilapidation Bill: Extension of Committee Stage
Thank you. As Chair of the Committee for the Executive Office, I propose an extension to the Committee Stage of the Inquiry (Mother and Baby Institutions, Magdalene Laundries and Workhouses) and Redress Scheme Bill. The legislation is not only technically complex but deeply personal. It seeks to deliver truth and…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Inquiry (Mother and Baby Institutions, Magdalene Laundries and Workhouses) and Redress Scheme Bill: Extension of Committee Stage Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Inquiry (Mother and Baby Institutions, Magdalene Laundries and Workhouses) and Redress Scheme Bill: Extension of Committee Stage
During recess, on 8 July, Jaidyn Rice, a 16-year-old girl, was killed on the West Circular Road in Bangor. Jaidyn had just finished her GCSEs and was looking forward to going back to school to complete her A levels. She was an active member of the army cadets, where she excelled in first aid, and was considering a…
Assessment details for Member's statement: Jaidyn Rice Official Assembly record for Member's statement: Jaidyn Rice
Madam Principal Deputy Speaker, I was going to speak about a young girl who died during the summer, so I would prefer to wait. Are you sure? That is very kind. Thank you.
Assessment details for Member's statement: Irish Language Recognition Official Assembly record for Member's statement: Irish Language Recognition
Tá an Ghaeilge faoi bhláth. Tá líon na bhfoghlaimeoirí ag fás, tá earnáil na Gaelscolaíochta ag borradh léi, agus tá coimisinéir teanga le ceapadh gan mhoill. Is léir go bhfuil an Ghaeilge ag dul ó neart go neart. Tá sé ríthábhachtach go dtacaímidne uile anseo sa tSeomra seo leis an fhás sin. In ainneoin an dul chun…
Assessment details for Member's statement: Aitheantas don Ghaeilge Official Assembly record for Member's statement: Aitheantas don Ghaeilge
September is Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month and is an important opportunity to raise awareness of ovarian, womb, cervical, vulva and vaginal cancers. Those cancers affect thousands of women across the UK and Northern Ireland, yet awareness, detection and outcomes remain poor. In recent weeks, I have received…
Assessment details for Member's statement: Gynaecological Cancer Official Assembly record for Member's statement: Gynaecological Cancer
Go raibh maith agat, a Phríomh-Leas-Cheann Comhairle. As many of you will know, my home town of Derry proudly carries the title "City of Song". Few ensembles encapsulate that spirit more than the choir Codetta, one of our most distinguished musical institutions. Codetta is celebrating a remarkable 25 years of singing…
Assessment details for Member's statement: Codetta: 25th Anniversary Official Assembly record for Member's statement: Codetta: 25th Anniversary
I rise today to condemn and to highlight the behaviour of some private car parking firms that operate across Northern Ireland with impunity. As we all know, those firms use bully-boy tactics and target ordinary people with extortionate fines and threats that are completely disproportionate to the circumstances. In my…
Assessment details for Member's statement: Private Car Parking Firms Official Assembly record for Member's statement: Private Car Parking Firms
I will talk about organ donation, given that it is Organ Donation Week. It is life-changing. It is an act of generosity that can be tinged with joy and grief, depending on the circumstances. Across the UK, 8,000 people are waiting for a transplant, and 276 of them are children. However, only 1% of deaths happen in…
Assessment details for Member's statement: Organ Donation Official Assembly record for Member's statement: Organ Donation
On 24 October, the people of the Irish Republic will select their new president. That provides an opportunity for parties to set out their vision and seek the trust of the electorate. Where is Sinn Féin in that election? After months of speculation, of shadow-boxing and of telling the people of Ireland that its…
Assessment details for Member's statement: Irish Presidential Election Official Assembly record for Member's statement: Irish Presidential Election
Last week, a number of Sinn Féin colleagues and I met farming families in Seaforde in South Down to hear about the devastating impact that bovine tuberculosis is having on them. What I heard that night can only be described as heartbreaking. Generations — three, four, five or six generations — of families have seen…
Assessment details for Member's statement: Bovine Tuberculosis: Farming Families Official Assembly record for Member's statement: Bovine Tuberculosis: Farming Families
I rise to discuss the blight of alcohol and drug addiction in our communities. It is one of the greatest social challenges facing our society. Behind the statistics are real people, families and communities that are being torn apart. Every week, I meet families in West Tyrone who are watching loved ones spiral into…
Assessment details for Member's statement: Alcohol and Drug Addiction Official Assembly record for Member's statement: Alcohol and Drug Addiction
Yesterday, in the Northern Ireland Assembly, I joined others in meeting the Fine Gael Oireachtas team, led by Emer Currie and Frank Feighan. As is always the case with good friends and colleagues, we had a full and frank discussion, about everything from legacy and Ireland's lack of defence spending to the Windsor…
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Assessment details for Member's statement: Irish Presidential Election Official Assembly record for Member's statement: Irish Presidential Election
I rise to speak about children who are missing in education. I am specifically talking about children who are not registered in school or as being in home education. We do not know how many kids are in that situation, whether they are in harm's way or whether they need support. However, from speaking to the Education…
Assessment details for Member's statement: Child Safeguarding Official Assembly record for Member's statement: Child Safeguarding
I rise to highlight the persecution of Christians, particularly those in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Often, the world turns a blind eye to that brutal news. It does not get the same coverage as many other issues and the persecution of many other peoples. Open Doors reports that over 380 million Christians…
Assessment details for Member's statement: Persecution of Christians: Democratic Republic of the Congo Official Assembly record for Member's statement: Persecution of Christians: Democratic Republic of the Congo
Rinne na Náisiúin Aontaithe Lá Idirnáisiúnta na Síochána a cheiliúradh Dé Domhnaigh seo a chuaigh thart, an 21 Meán Fómhair. Tugann an lá sin deis don domhan ár machnamh a dhéanamh — agus ár dtiomantas a athdhearbhú — ar an dóigh a dtig linn deireadh a chur leis an choimhlint, cearta an duine a chosaint agus síocháin…
Assessment details for Member's statement: Gaza: Tuarascáil ar an Chinedhíothú ó Chomhairle na Náisiún Aontaithe um Chearta an Duine Official Assembly record for Member's statement: Gaza: Tuarascáil ar an Chinedhíothú ó Chomhairle na Náisiún Aontaithe um Chearta an Duine
Mr Allen asked the Minister for Communities, given his reference to the Olympic legacy fund and thinking also of the community infrastructure fund, what funding he has at his disposal for future announcements in light of recent and previous ones.
Assessment details for Topical question AQT 1588/22-27 Official Assembly record for Topical question AQT 1588/22-27
Mr Martin asked the Minister for Communities whether he has any plans to review the list of sporting bodies that are recognised by Sport NI, with a view to adding some more sports.
Assessment details for Topical question AQT 1587/22-27 Official Assembly record for Topical question AQT 1587/22-27
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