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My thoughts are with those who were caught up in the incident at the victory parade in Liverpool last night, which included a large number of Northern Ireland-based Liverpool fans. I turned on the news channels to see and enjoy the parade, only to be confronted by the breaking news of the unfolding situation. It was…
I pay tribute to the incredible work of so many Christian youth organisations and Church-led initiatives that engage daily with our children and young people, particularly those that provide content for or conduct school assemblies, RE classes and Scripture Union meetings in schools across Northern Ireland. Members…
FlaggedDecided on a second assessment.Religion and belief (including people of no religion), churches, faith communities and religious prejudice (including antisemitism and anti-Muslim prejudice)Criteria met: Identity framing, Cultural grievance politics.
I raise a matter of pressing concern in my constituency. We all know that waiting times in Altnagelvin hospital and in emergency departments across the North have been continually rising, but, on 15 May, the waiting time to be seen in Altnagelvin was 581 minutes. People had to wait for nearly 10 hours to be seen in…
Today, I want to reflect on an incident that happened in Belfast city centre over the weekend: two peaceful protesters outside Barclays bank on High Street were arrested by the PSNI. It is important to say that there is no more profound right in a democracy than peaceful protest. Over the weekend, dozens more innocent…
Mr Speaker, I offer birthday wishes to you, too. I wish to celebrate the remarkable achievement of one of our outstanding young farmers from Fermanagh and South Tyrone. Earlier this year, James Morrison of Maguiresbridge applied to the Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Society's youth programme to represent the UK and Ireland.…
I rise following what many of us hope is the closure of the "Sean" saga within the tactical support group (TSG) in the PSNI. For weeks, many people have pushed the narrative of sectarianism within the PSNI. The closure would not have come had it not been for the efforts of retired police officer John Burrows and the…
As we speak, John Finucane MP is convening a multi-agency meeting in North Belfast to try to give support to the residents in Annalee Street and Alloa Street who, last week, were subjected to attacks. In case people do not know, a mob of masked men attacked houses with bats and masonry, shattering the windows of rooms…
Mrs Dodds asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, given that they will be aware of the recent allegations from a former PSNI officer known to us as "Sean", who has since withdrawn those allegations saying that they were made up and entirely false, whether they accept that statement from "Sean" and will…
Mr T Buchanan asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, given that the results of the recent LucidTalk poll that were released at the weekend show overwhelming support in Northern Ireland for the Supreme Court's landmark gender ruling, with 72% of the general public in favour of it, whether they now accept…
FlaggedDecided on a second assessment.Gender, sexuality, abortion and related social issuesCriteria met: Identity framing.
Mr Martin asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, given that, as his colleague indicated, Polish Heritage Day is this week, on which we will recognise the contribution that Polish people have made over the past 20 years while living, working, contributing to and integrating into Northern Ireland society,…
Mr Carroll asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister for their assessment of the clampdown on Palestine solidarity activism over the past week or so, involving at least two constituents of his, namely Liam Óg of Kneecap and Sue Pentel from the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign, and, given those arrests…
Mr Blair asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister whether they can commit the Executive Office to assist the Polish community and other ethnic communities in Northern Ireland and give any indication of action that is under way to help in that regard, given that, this Saturday, he, along with other Members,…
Mr Harvey asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister how the Executive intend to capitalise on the 153rd Open for the long term, given that Northern Ireland will host the event in a few weeks.
Mr Middleton asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, after noting the widespread concerns, including those raised by the Chief Constable and the Police Federation for Northern Ireland, about the declining number of PSNI officers and the impact of that on delivering essential policing services, whether the…
Mr O'Toole asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, after noting that the First Minister's colleague Eoin Ó Broin put out a press release today that says that the Irish Government have shown a total "lack of urgency" in relation to housing and critical infrastructure, to outline how, if that is her party's…
Cardiac Surgery Unit: Royal Victoria Hospital To ask the Minister of Health for his assessment of the quality of care and performance at the cardiac surgery unit at the Royal Victoria Hospital, in light of an independent external review that found an intolerable working environment and a pattern of consistently poor…
Allegations of Sectarianism within the PSNI To ask the Minister of Justice, in light of the public retraction by a former PSNI officer of allegations of sectarianism within the Tactical Support Group, to outline the steps she will take to address the impact this has had on public confidence in the impartiality and…
Access to Givinostat To ask the Minister of Health, given the recent announcements that eligible patients with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy in England and Scotland will be able to access Givinostat via the Early Access Programme in some hospitals. Can the Minister confirm if his department will be making Givinostat…
Review of Sentencing Guidelines To ask the Minister of Justice whether she will review sentencing guidelines in light of public concern over the perceived leniency of the sentence given to Mr Winston Irvine for firearms offences
Improving Sentencing Practices in Northern Ireland That this Assembly recognises the independence and vital role of the Northern Ireland judiciary and acknowledges the complex nature of the cases that come before the courts; supports the requirement for all judges to take part in ongoing personal and professional…
Improving Sentencing Practices in Northern Ireland That this Assembly recognises the independence and vital role of the Northern Ireland judiciary and acknowledges the complex nature of the cases that come before the courts; supports the requirement for all judges to take part in ongoing personal and professional…
Improving Sentencing Practices in Northern Ireland That this Assembly recognises the independence and vital role of the Northern Ireland judiciary and acknowledges the complex nature of the cases that come before the courts; supports the requirement for all judges to take part in ongoing personal and professional…
Improving Sentencing Practices in Northern Ireland That this Assembly recognises the independence and vital role of the Northern Ireland judiciary and acknowledges the complex nature of the cases that come before the courts; supports the requirement for all judges to take part in ongoing personal and professional…