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  1. Member's statement: Maguiresbridge Murders

    I rise to speak about the devastating and senseless murders of Vanessa Whyte and her two beloved children, James and Sara, that happened in the summer. Our first thoughts must be with the wider family circle, friends and neighbours of Vanessa, James and Sara. All three were active members of their beloved St Mary's…

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  2. Member's statement: Executive Delivery

    Mr Speaker, I welcome back you and all our Assembly colleagues after a long summer break during which not much happened. The public of Northern Ireland might not have noticed that this place was not here, because not much has been delivered since we returned in February 2024. There has been a litany of failure by the…

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  3. Member's statement: Maguiresbridge Tragedy

    I rise on behalf of the community of Maguiresbridge in County Fermanagh, where the shadow of heartbreak Iingers on, with the community united by the unimaginable loss of three cherished lives: Vanessa Whyte, Sara Rutledge and James Rutledge. In the silence that is left behind, the community remembers not just the…

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  4. Member's statement: Breast Cancer Waiting Times

    I highlight the unacceptably long waiting times that patients who need for red-flag cancer referrals face, but, today, I will talk specifically about breast cancer. Most people will be aware of this, but, if they are not, the target for starting treatment for any diagnosis of breast cancer is within 31 days of a…

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  5. Member's statement: Transgender Guidance for Schools

    I am absolutely delighted to welcome the decision by my colleague Paul Givan, the Education Minister, to withdraw the transgender guidance that was issued to schools in Northern Ireland. It is a significant and commendable step that reflects a commitment to clarity, fairness and the recognition of biological reality…

    Flagged Decided on a second assessment. Gender, sexuality, abortion and related social issues Criteria met: Dog-whistle messaging.

  6. Member's statement: Sectarian and Racist Attacks in North Belfast

    Members will be aware of a number of sectarian and racist attacks in the lower Oldpark area of north Belfast before the recess in May of last year. As recently as last week, residents were subjected to those horrifying attacks again. The terrified victims in the middle of all that need to hear our joint condemnation.…

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  7. Debate contribution: Tommy Gallagher: Tributes

    I rise with a heavy heart to pay tribute to a man whose life was defined by service, sincerity and solidarity: Tommy Gallagher. Tommy epitomised the values of the SDLP. He was not just a politician, as we have heard; he was a múinteoir a mentor and a friend to so many. In the classroom, on the GAA pitch and, later, in…

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  8. Debate contribution: Tommy Gallagher: Tributes

    Thank you, Mr Speaker, for your kind and respectful comments about Tommy and for facilitating the opportunity to pay our collective respects to him and the entire family. Tommy was a good friend to many, me included, and a mentor to many in his role as teacher, community advocate, public representative and stalwart…

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  9. Debate contribution: Tommy Gallagher: Tributes

    Following colleagues from across the House, I pay tribute to a man who gave so much of himself to others. Tommy was, first and foremost, an educator. He dedicated years of his life to the classroom, shaping and inspiring the next generation of young people. His work as a teacher left an indelible mark on countless…

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  10. Debate contribution: Tommy Gallagher: Tributes

    I have listened to the warm tributes that are being paid to Tommy Gallagher, who served the people of Fermanagh and South Tyrone with passion as their MLA for over a decade. Tommy was a kind and humble Fermanagh man who was always proud of his Fermanagh roots. He had a willingness to reach across the political divide…

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  11. Debate contribution: Tommy Gallagher: Tributes

    On behalf of the Alliance Party, I pass on our condolences to the Gallagher family and to Tommy's colleagues and former colleagues in the SDLP. I first met Tommy Gallagher through my involvement in local government. We often attended a range of training courses and other events for councillors, and I always found…

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  12. Debate contribution: Tommy Gallagher: Tributes

    It was with great sadness that we learned of the passing of Tommy Gallagher. I served with Tommy in the Assembly from 2007 to 2011, and found him to be a man who was not only a dedicated public servant but someone who demonstrated great warmth and kindness. Throughout his years as a public representative, Tommy worked…

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  13. Debate contribution: Tommy Gallagher: Tributes

    I join the SDLP in paying tribute to Tommy Gallagher — someone who gave so much of his life to serving the public. Tommy was, first and foremost, a Fermanagh man. He knew the struggles and the strengths of rural life because he lived them, and he carried that understanding into his work as a councillor and an MLA. We…

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  14. Debate contribution: Tommy Gallagher: Tributes

    It is with sadness but also immense respect and gratitude for the life of Tommy Gallagher that I rise to lead the tributes today. Thank you, Mr Speaker, for giving us the opportunity today to share some words and reflections on the passing of Tommy Gallagher. Tommy was an extraordinary man. He was part of a generation…

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  15. Topical question AQT 1515/22-27

    Mr Honeyford asked the Minister of Education, who says that he is the Minister who delivers and who shares the Member's Lagan Valley constituency, given that, in September every year, pupils come to the Member about the fact that they did not get a bus pass, because they were not told at the time of applying for…

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  16. Topical question AQT 1511/22-27

    Mr McCrossan asked the Minister of Education whether, given that, since taking office, he has gone on what looks like a solo run, upending the curriculum, rewriting inspection rules, picking fights with the integrated education sector, tearing up today's guidance and hand-picking appointments to significant positions,…

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  17. Topical question AQT 1503/22-27

    Mr McGuigan asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister whether they believe that the sickening displays of racist and sectarian hatred that we witnessed over the summer months on bonfires in Moygashel, Derry and elsewhere are legitimate expressions of culture or whether they will join him in unequivocally…

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  18. Topical question AQT 1502/22-27

    Mrs Dodds asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, after stating that, this summer, we have endured the spectacle of the First Minister for all doubling down on her attendance at IRA memorials, her colleague, rather ironically, urging Sinn Féin to embrace the IRA more fully and the Secretary of State…

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  19. Topical question AQT 1501/22-27

    Mr O'Toole asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, given the Executive's failure to deliver — it is not just the Opposition saying that; independent think tanks such as Pivotal are scathing about delivery — including in the area of special educational needs — one of the areas in which delivery is woeful —…

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  20. Urgent oral question: Emergency General Surgery at the South West Acute Hospital

    Emergency General Surgery at the South West Acute Hospital To ask the Minister of Health to outline a timeframe for when he expects to receive the vision plan from the Western Health and Social Care Trust in relation to the future of emergency general surgery at the South West Acute Hospital.

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  21. Urgent oral question: Head of Civil Service Salary Increase

    Head of Civil Service Salary Increase To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to outline how the Head of the Civil Service has received substantial salary and pension increases without any appraisal of her performance.

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