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Saving Lough Neagh - Amendment 2 Leave out all after ‘withdrawn’ and insert: ‘calls on the Executive to support all necessary actions aimed at rescuing the UK and Ireland’s largest freshwater lake; and further calls on the Executive to commit to bringing Lough Neagh into public ownership.'
Saving Lough Neagh - Amendment 3 Leave out all after ‘withdrawn’ and insert: ‘‘calls on the Executive to support all necessary actions aimed at rescuing the UK and Ireland’s largest freshwater lake; and further calls on the Executive to introduce a moratorium on sand dredging at Lough Neagh.’
Saving Lough Neagh - Amendment 4 Leave out all after ‘withdrawn’ and insert: ‘‘calls on the Executive to support all necessary actions aimed at rescuing the UK and Ireland’s largest freshwater lake; and further calls on the Executive to establish an independent environmental protection agency.’
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail all Programme for Government commitments made in respect of the rights of children in this mandate.
To ask the Minister of Justice whether she will work with her Executive colleagues to develop a coordinated, interdepartmental plan, focused on harm-reduction to prevent further drug-related deaths, particularly in light of the recent tragedies associated with events such as the Emerge Festival.
To ask the Minister of Justice to outline what formal guidance exists for the Northern Ireland Prison Service on the introduction and care of therapy or emotional-support animals in custodial environments.
To ask the Minister of Justice whether she will engage with the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to address the legislative gap in the recognition and regulation of therapy or emotional-support animals.
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail what assessment her Department has made of the risks associated with introducing animals into custodial environments, including potential links between animal abuse and wider patterns of violence.
To ask the Minister of Justice for a breakdown of the (i) number; and (ii) associated costs, of industrial tribunal payments by her (a) Department; and (b) each of its arms-length bodies, in each of the last ten years.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail why Baroness Hilary Cass was invited to review gender identity services only after he had already made a decision to allocate £806,000 of additional funding towards the expansion of these services.
To ask the Minister of Health to outline why the Rainbow Project was able to announce the £806,000 funding for the gender identity service before his Department.
To ask the Minister of Health (i) for his assessment of whether major funding commitments are made before expert evidence is sought; and (ii) how he plans to ensure that public confidence is maintained in the integrity of health policy decision-making.
To ask the Minister of Health, pursuant to the award of £806,000 for gender identity services in July 2025, whether the findings of the Cass Review will influence future funding and policy decisions.
To ask the Minister of Health (i) whether any Health and Social Care Trusts use Trinity Biotech machines to diagnose diabetes; and (ii) whether this is being reviewed in light of errors detected in NHS England.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail (i) the number of patients awaiting Ear, Nose and Throat surgery; and (ii) the average waiting time in each of the last three years, broken down by Health and Social Care Trust.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the number of Ear, Nose and Throat surgeons employed in each of the last three years, broken down by Health and Social Care Trust.