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Last week, I met Inclusive Ability Trust, a local disability group that provides support, activities and advocacy to children with additional support needs in the community of Armagh. The group raised its concerns with me regarding the number of appropriate school places in the Armagh area for children with a…
The ongoing saga surrounding Casement Park is not just a matter of bricks and mortar; it is about promises made, opportunities squandered and a vision for a new North that remains unfulfilled. Recent revelations have cast a glaring light on the inertia that has plagued the project. Hidden files now brought to public…
I extend my congratulations to the Junior Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland on its centenary parade, which was held on Saturday in the city of Lisburn. I declare an interest, as I currently hold the position of deputy grand master — a position that I hold with deep personal honour and high privilege. I see and witness…
June marks the launch of the 2025 active travel challenge, which is a brilliant initiative that encourages people across Northern Ireland to leave the car at home and to instead walk, cycle, wheel or use public transport for their everyday journeys. I am delighted to be taking part myself. This morning, I came here…
There has been a great deal of focus on a court ruling in Dublin last week relating to Gerry Adams. Let us be quite clear: the case that Gerry Adams took related to a very specific allegation that the BBC broadcast. The ruling has not, and will not, change Gerry Adams's past, and nor should it change the views of…
FlaggedDecided on a second assessment.Legacy of the Troubles, victims and paramilitarism
Last week, I attended a very useful engagement, which was organised by Living Wage NI and Advice NI, on making a real living wage a reality for those who work in our care sector. The real living wage must be the bare minimum for all workers, and Sinn Féin is committed to delivering that across this island. That can be…
Mrs Guy asked the Minister of Justice to outline her Department's proposals for the recording and broadcasting of certain proceedings in the Crown Court and Court of Appeal.
Mr Bradley asked the Minister of Justice, given that public safety seems to be a theme in the Chamber this afternoon, for her assessment of the public safety implications following the real-term cuts to the policing budget and to state whether she will bring forward a revised plan to protect front-line policing in…
Mr Dunne asked the Minister for Justice in light of the fact that he has had many troubling conversations with people who have all said that the rule of law must apply, be seen to apply and apply equally — not his words but a thinly veiled criticism of the Minister from the MP for Lagan Valley, Sorcha Eastwood —…
Mr McNulty asked the Minister for Justice, who may be aware that many people have expressed concern and outrage at the number of people who have been arrested for protesting peacefully in support of the besieged people of Palestine, what reassurance she can give to people here that they will not be arrested or…
Ms Sugden asked the Minister for Infrastructure to outline whether there is any discretion in policy or legislation to repair roads that are not in public ownership but have a significant public use and cause damage to cars without there being any right of redress.
Mr McMurray asked the Minister for Infrastructure, having noted that the issue was referred to in a previous question, to outline the main indicators that her Department uses to allocate resources and apportion budget for road repairs and resurfacing.
Mr Clarke asked the Minister for Infrastructure what assessment the Department has made of the implications for the Arc21 proposals for the Hightown Road in light of recent judicial reviews, including the High Court ruling on Duff v Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, and the Lady Chief Justice's comments about…
Mr Honeyford asked the Minister for Infrastructure, after stating that he is looking forward to the publication of the Knockmore rail line feasibility study in the next couple of weeks, for an update on the delivery of Moira park-and-ride and the reason why it has been delayed.
Extension of Sitting on Monday 2 June 2025 under Standing Order 10(3A) That, in accordance with Standing Order 10(3A), the sitting on Monday 2 June 2025 be extended to no later than 8.30pm.
Extension of Sitting on Monday 2 June 2025 under Standing Order 10(3A) That, in accordance with Standing Order 10(3A), the sitting on Monday 2 June 2025 be extended to no later than 8.30pm.
Extension of Sitting on Monday 2 June 2025 under Standing Order 10(3A) That, in accordance with Standing Order 10(3A), the sitting on Monday 2 June 2025 be extended to no later than 8.30pm.
Extension of Sitting on Monday 2 June 2025 under Standing Order 10(3A) That, in accordance with Standing Order 10(3A), the sitting on Monday 2 June 2025 be extended to no later than 8.30pm.
Extension of Sitting on Monday 2 June 2025 under Standing Order 10(3A) That, in accordance with Standing Order 10(3A), the sitting on Monday 2 June 2025 be extended to no later than 8.30pm.
Extension of Sitting on Monday 2 June 2025 under Standing Order 10(3A) That, in accordance with Standing Order 10(3A), the sitting on Monday 2 June 2025 be extended to no later than 8.30pm.