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  2. Debate contribution: Dental Care

    I beg to move Thank you, Principal Deputy Speaker. The Alliance motion highlights the challenges facing dental practices, which cause difficulties for our constituents in accessing their services; calls on the Minister of Health to introduce a new oral health strategy to address access to services and workforce…

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  4. Debate contribution: British-Irish Council: Environment

    And again, it appears. It was during questions on the ministerial statement that we have just heard and during Members' statements earlier. Mr Speaker, will you rule on whether it is appropriate to mention a person's attire and to accuse a person of being an extremist? Those comments were contained in a Member's…

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  8. Debate contribution: British-Irish Council: Environment

    Minister, this very short statement is the only substantive Executive business today, so it would be good to hear some substance. Of the jurisdictions that you met at the British-Irish Council, Northern Ireland is the only one that does not have an independent environmental protection agency. Even the Isle of Man and…

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  9. Debate contribution: British-Irish Council: Environment

    Minister, given the continued application of EU law in Northern Ireland and many issues relating to the environment, was there any discussion about alignment for the whole of the UK with the EU, and, as a consequence, subverting the result of the 2016 referendum?

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  10. Debate contribution: British-Irish Council: Environment

    Addressing climate change is the greatest challenge of our time, and cooperation on the issue is very welcome. Minister, when will the third Northern Ireland climate change adaptation programme (NICCAP3) be published?

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  11. Debate contribution: British-Irish Council: Environment

    This watery two-page statement says to me that there continues to be zero self-awareness from the Minister about the huge pressure and strain facing agriculture in Northern Ireland. When he was discussing environmental work schemes, was there any consideration of the thousands of jobs that are at risk from his…

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  14. Debate contribution: British-Irish Council: Environment

    I thank the Minister for the short statement; I am not sure whether that reflects the fact that it was a short meeting. In an answer to a tabled question last month, the Minister informed me that there were 55 exotic pets or, as he referred to them, "dangerous wild animals" registered in Northern Ireland. In the…

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  16. Debate contribution: British-Irish Council: Environment

    I am pleased to hear that the British-Irish Council has commended the work that is being done on marine litter and the marine environment more generally. Minister, what action is being taken to protect blue carbon habitats and the wider marine environment?

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  17. Debate contribution: British-Irish Council: Environment

    Minister, your statement talks about the "value of shared cooperation". What cooperation do you and your Department have with the farming community here on your nutrients action programme (NAP) proposals, which have the potential to put many farmers to the wall and are creating huge concern in the agriculture industry?

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  19. Debate contribution: British-Irish Council: Environment

    Gabhaim buíochas leis an Aire as a ráiteas. Minister, I have read your statement, and, to be honest, there seem to be plenty of titles, but it is short on detail. For example, the 'Environment Work Sector Policy Report 2020-24' is to be published. Can you give us any idea when that will be published? Secondly,…

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  20. Debate contribution: British-Irish Council: Environment

    • Mr Andrew Muir Alliance
    • Ministerial Statement
    • As a minister

    With your permission, Mr Speaker, I wish to make a statement in compliance with section 52 of the Northern Ireland Act 1998, regarding the seventeenth British-Irish Council (BIC) environment work sector meeting, which was held in Kew Gardens in London on Thursday 8 May of this year. Junior Minister Aisling Reilly MLA,…

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  21. Member's statement: Graham Fergus: 'Operation Home'

    Thank you, Mr Speaker. I send my congratulations to Graham Fergus: a Carrickfergus man and a veteran of the Irish Guards. We are also proud that he is an East Antrim DUP member. Graham has just completed a gruelling 10-day challenge to raise awareness of homelessness and to support three incredible organisations in…

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  22. Member's statement: Nutrients Action Programme

    I thought that some Members had come to their senses in understanding the plight that faces family farms, yet months after the hammer blow of Starmer's farm death tax, we again stand at a crossroads, facing yet another assault on our farmers, our rural communities and the very way of life that has sustained this land…

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  23. Member's statement: A5: Death of Bernie Cranley

    Over the weekend, another serious collision occurred on the A5, just next to the Ulster American Folk Park. As most of us do at various times to go about our business, Bernie Cranley, aged 82, left her home in Lifford. She travelled on the A5 and, sadly, did not return home. She died a short time later as a result of…

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  24. Member's statement: Manufacturing Month

    As the DUP economy spokesperson, I take this opportunity to recognise that this is Manufacturing Month in Northern Ireland. Manufacturing Month is an annual initiative led by Manufacturing Northern Ireland that celebrates and supports the vibrant manufacturing and engineering sector here. Manufacturing is a powerhouse…

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  25. Member's statement: Kneecap

    As those with the power to act enabled Israel to carry out a genocide against the Palestinian people, Kneecap and others such as Sue Pentel shone a light on the atrocities that were being committed. While defenceless men, women and children were murdered in their sleep by Israeli bombs, and homes, mosques and schools…

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