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Magee has achieved more growth in the past year than it did in the previous decade. That proves that, when we have Sinn Féin Ministers in place, Ministers who truly value the north-west and its people, the potential of our region is unmatched. Let me be unequivocal: Sinn Féin's choosing the Economy portfolio has been…
On a point of order, Mr Speaker. I was here yesterday when you made your remarks about announcing significant issues on the Floor of the Assembly. Following yesterday's sitting, it became clear that it was being reported that, in the Great Hall, the DUP leader indicated that the Minister for Communities will make "a…
Mr Carroll asked the Minister of Finance whether his Department has carried out any assessment of whether Israeli war bonds are going through banks in this jurisdiction, given that the Central Bank in the South made a move to stop Israeli war bonds going through the economy, a decision that was a long time coming but…
Mr Dunne asked the Minister of Finance, given yesterday's announcement by the Education Minister, which is a victory for common sense, respects biological reality and promotes safe women's spaces, whether his Department will follow suit and issue similar advice.
FlaggedGender, sexuality, abortion and related social issuesCriteria met: Identity framing, Dog-whistle messaging.
Ms D Armstrong asked the Minister of Finance whether his Department has directed the Department for Infrastructure to return for reallocation the capital allocated to the A5.
Mr McMurray asked the Minister of Finance whether he has had any engagement with the UK Government regarding the 'Transforming business rates' proposals that are being worked on in England and Wales.
Mr O'Toole asked the Minister of Finance, given that, after the spending review in June, he welcomed the £50 million in financial transactions capital (FTC) allocated by the UK Government to Casement Park — it should be said that there was a £50 million underspend in the previous financial year, but it was still…
Drug Smuggling To ask the Minister of Justice, in light of the BBC Spotlight investigation highlighting that international cartels are targeting the Irish coastline to smuggle drugs into the United Kingdom via Northern Ireland, whether she intends to hold discussions with her counterpart in the Irish Government…
Holding the Irish Government to Account on Legacy That this Assembly rejects the notion of an amnesty for those responsible for wrongdoing during the Troubles; stresses that any revised proposals for dealing with the legacy of the past must be the product of serious and sustained engagement with innocent victims,…
Holding the Irish Government to Account on Legacy That this Assembly rejects the notion of an amnesty for those responsible for wrongdoing during the Troubles; stresses that any revised proposals for dealing with the legacy of the past must be the product of serious and sustained engagement with innocent victims,…
Holding the Irish Government to Account on Legacy That this Assembly rejects the notion of an amnesty for those responsible for wrongdoing during the Troubles; stresses that any revised proposals for dealing with the legacy of the past must be the product of serious and sustained engagement with innocent victims,…
Holding the Irish Government to Account on Legacy That this Assembly rejects the notion of an amnesty for those responsible for wrongdoing during the Troubles; stresses that any revised proposals for dealing with the legacy of the past must be the product of serious and sustained engagement with innocent victims,…
Health and Social Care 2025-26 Pay Awards That this Assembly reaffirms its commitment to the core principle of pay parity for our health workers; welcomes the Minister of Health’s prompt confirmation that, with Executive support, he was committed to delivering the 2025-26 pay award in line with the NHS Pay Review Body…
Health and Social Care 2025-26 Pay Awards That this Assembly reaffirms its commitment to the core principle of pay parity for our health workers; welcomes the Minister of Health’s prompt confirmation that, with Executive support, he was committed to delivering the 2025-26 pay award in line with the NHS Pay Review Body…
Health and Social Care 2025-26 Pay Awards That this Assembly reaffirms its commitment to the core principle of pay parity for our health workers; welcomes the Minister of Health’s prompt confirmation that, with Executive support, he was committed to delivering the 2025-26 pay award in line with the NHS Pay Review Body…
Health and Social Care 2025-26 Pay Awards That this Assembly reaffirms its commitment to the core principle of pay parity for our health workers; welcomes the Minister of Health’s prompt confirmation that, with Executive support, he was committed to delivering the 2025-26 pay award in line with the NHS Pay Review Body…
Endometriosis Care That this Assembly notes that endometriosis is a serious, chronic inflammatory disease affecting at least one in ten women across the island, with evidence suggesting the number may be higher; further notes the disease often causes severe pelvic pain, infertility, internal scarring, and damage to…
Endometriosis Care That this Assembly notes that endometriosis is a serious, chronic inflammatory disease affecting at least one in ten women across the island, with evidence suggesting the number may be higher; further notes the disease often causes severe pelvic pain, infertility, internal scarring, and damage to…
Endometriosis Care That this Assembly notes that endometriosis is a serious, chronic inflammatory disease affecting at least one in ten women across the island, with evidence suggesting the number may be higher; further notes the disease often causes severe pelvic pain, infertility, internal scarring, and damage to…
A5 Western Transport Corridor Scheme That this Assembly expresses regret that the Minister for Infrastructure and Executive colleagues failed to take the necessary actions to ensure that the A5 Western Transport Corridor scheme could withstand legal challenge; and calls on the Executive to ensure that the A5 scheme…
The Executive’s Approach to Hate That this Assembly condemns the continued high occurrence of racist and sectarian motivated hate crime witnessed throughout Northern Ireland; believes the response from the Executive has been inadequate; and calls on the Executive to combat all forms of hate crime by introducing hate…
Access to CAR-T Cell Therapy That this Assembly notes with sadness the recent passing of young Armagh mother Catherine Sherry in King’s College Hospital, London, where she was receiving CAR-T cell therapy for lymphoma; recognises the urgent need for equitable access to CAR-T cell therapy in Northern Ireland; calls on…