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  1. Written question AQW 29199/22-27

    To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the steps her Department took to show that the A5 Western Transport Corridor scheme, if proceeded with, would not prevent the mandatory greenhouse gas emissions targets being met, as per the Planning Appeals Commission report, following the Public Local Inquiries into…

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  2. Written question AQW 29197/22-27

    To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether she will be investigating how a decision to proceed with the A5 Western Transport Corridor scheme was allowed to be made without satisfactory evidence to show that it would not prevent the mandatory greenhouse gas emissions targets being met, as advised by the Planning…

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  3. Written question AQW 29196/22-27

    To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether the net zero targets, as set out in the Climate Change Act (Northern Ireland) 2022, will prevent any further progress on the A5 Western Transport Corridor scheme and other major infrastructure projects, including the Ballynahinch bypass.

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  4. Debate contribution: Sentencing Practices in Northern Ireland

    • Mrs Naomi Long Alliance
    • Private Members' Business
    • As a minister

    Sentencing process and guidance — how it operates, who is responsible for it: the entire structure — is misunderstood by people in the House and by the general public. One of the reasons why we want to provide that clarity in the sentencing Bill that will come forward this year is to aid understanding of how…

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  5. Debate contribution: Sentencing Practices in Northern Ireland

    • Mrs Naomi Long Alliance
    • Private Members' Business
    • As a minister

    I have two quick things. First, if the process is followed, it could be within the discretion of the judge; that is the point that I was making. Secondly, I hope that the Member is going to clarify that he does not agree that vigilantism is ever acceptable.

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  6. Debate contribution: Sentencing Practices in Northern Ireland

    • Mrs Naomi Long Alliance
    • Private Members' Business
    • As a minister

    I thank the Member for giving way. I appreciate it. The issue is that, when it is taken to the Court of Appeal, three appellate court judges will sit and consider whether the sentence was appropriately given. A degree of judicial discretion applies in all such cases. To suggest that it should be automatically…

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  7. Debate contribution: Sentencing Practices in Northern Ireland

    Thank you, Mr Deputy Speaker. I thank everybody who has spoken in the debate. It has been a genuinely excellent debate. I enjoyed all the contributions, and I will reference some of those when I get through a number of points that I want to make myself. Our justice system must do more than just process cases, as has…

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  8. Debate contribution: Sentencing Practices in Northern Ireland

    Thank you, Mr Deputy Speaker. We all have a duty to ensure that justice is accessible to all in our society. That is why issues such as access to legal aid, fair sentencing and improvements in rehabilitation and restorative justice are fundamental. Whilst the most recent report will not be published until later this…

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