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  1. Member's statement: Prisons: Release of Gary Anderson

    The debacle surrounding the compassionate, or not so compassionate, release of murderer Gary Anderson has left a deep stain on our justice system, which has been compounded by the fact that the individual is now at large and on the run. We can only begin to think how the Kelly family feel as they live day and daily…

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  2. Member's statement: Independent Remuneration Board

    Just last week, the remuneration board announced that it proposes to increase the basic MLA salary from £67,200 to £69,216 at the beginning of the next mandate, potentially to be followed by annual increases of up to 3% a year thereafter. The announcement comes just months after MLAs' salaries rose by almost 27%, from…

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  3. Member's statement: Musical Instruments Programme

    I welcome the announcement by Gordon Lyons, the Minister for Communities, of a £750,000 investment in the musical instruments programme. That is a significant and practical commitment to music, culture and community life across Northern Ireland. The programme is open now, meaning that bands, musical groups, schools…

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  4. Member's statement: Social Care Workforce

    I raise the growing pressure facing the social care workforce delivering care in our communities. Every day, those workers provide an invaluable service, looking after our older people and those with complex disabilities and providing vital support to their families. Their work allows thousands of people to remain…

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  5. Member's statement: Childcare: Costs

    I raise the issue of the continuing pressure facing parents, providers and workers across our childcare sector. At the DUP conference at the weekend, Gavin Robinson pointed to childcare as one of that party's biggest successes in government. He said that, because of the investment delivered by the Education Minister,…

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  6. Member's statement: Anita Rydout: Belfast Half Marathon

    Over the weekend, I was contacted about an inspirational young woman taking on the Belfast Half Marathon to raise money for two wonderful causes in Lisburn: Live Life Well-Being Centre and Sensability. Massive congratulations to Anita Rydout for completing the challenge and raising thousands of pounds for her chosen…

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  7. Member's statement: Daisy Hill Hospital: Maternity Services

    The news brought to the Chamber yesterday by the Health Minister, Robbie Butler, on Daisy Hill Hospital maternity services has been met with great concern and great annoyance in the wider community. The public's reaction should come as no surprise, and it is well warranted. Daisy Hill is a much cherished local…

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  8. Member's statement: Supported Living Accommodation: Inspire Wellbeing

    It is my privilege to highlight the invaluable work of Inspire Wellbeing and the important role that supported accommodation plays in helping people to live well and independently in our communities. Inspire provides a wide range of services for people experiencing mental ill health, addictions, intellectual…

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  9. Topical question AQT 2615/22-27

    Mr Carroll asked the Minister for Infrastructure, after stating that he is really concerned about Translink's proposed cuts to services, especially late-night services, and further stating that, although the Minister rightly lauded the services for the fleadh, there is no point in having late-night services for one…

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  10. Topical question AQT 2614/22-27

    Mr Wilson asked the Minister for Infrastructure, after stating that in the first month of his membership of the House he assisted in having the illegally erected Sinn Féin billboard at the Egyptian Arch in Newry removed, and further stating that the Minister has, very helpfully, been present for the discussion on the…

    Not flagged Decided on a second assessment.

  11. Topical question AQT 2612/22-27

    Mr Clarke asked the Minister for Infrastructure, following on from her response to the Member for South Down during listed questions on the issues that brought about the forensic audit of Northern Ireland Water, to give more detail on the terms of reference for that audit and state exactly what she is looking for from…

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  12. Topical question AQT 2611/22-27

    Mr McNulty asked the Minister for Infrastructure what her Department can do to resolve the issue in Second Avenue, Derrybeg, where residents have expressed to him their disgust and anger at the recurring flow of raw sewage onto the streets and footways in front of their homes, with one resident becoming trapped in his…

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  13. Urgent oral question: Teacher Workload Dispute

    Teacher Workload Dispute To ask the Minister of Education to outline any action he will take to resolve the teacher workload dispute, following the announcement that teaching unions will begin industrial action short of strike on 28 September 2026.

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  14. Motion or amendment: Closure of Debate - Second Stage: Display of Flags and Emblems Bill (NIA Bill 44/22-27)

    Closure of Debate - Second Stage: Display of Flags and Emblems Bill (NIA Bill 44/22-27)

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  15. Motion or amendment: Failure to Deliver Health and Social Care Transformation

    Failure to Deliver Health and Social Care Transformation That this Assembly condemns the failure to deliver on the promise of health and social care transformation ten years after the publication of the Systems, Not Structures: Changing Health and Social Care report in 2016; agrees that patients are experiencing…

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  16. Motion or amendment: Failure to Deliver Health and Social Care Transformation

    Failure to Deliver Health and Social Care Transformation That this Assembly condemns the failure to deliver on the promise of health and social care transformation ten years after the publication of the Systems, Not Structures: Changing Health and Social Care report in 2016; agrees that patients are experiencing…

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  17. Other tabled business: Bringing Life-Saving CAR-T Therapy Cancer Treatment to Northern Ireland

    • Mr Justin McNulty SDLP
    • Public Petition · Executive Motion
    • As a minister

    Bringing Life-Saving CAR-T Therapy Cancer Treatment to Northern Ireland

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  18. Written question AQW 52726/22-27

    To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail any contingency plans that have been agreed with the Northern Ireland Housing Executive to support Ukrainian guests whose hosting arrangements end as a result of the reduction in the monthly thank you payment from 1 January 2027.

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  19. Written question AQW 52714/22-27

    To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail any assessment that has been made as to whether the First Minister's attendance at a commemoration for Thomas McElwee, who was found guilty of the manslaughter of Yvonne Dunlop, aligns with the Strategic Framework to End Violence against Women and Girls.

    Flagged Decided on a second assessment. Legacy of the Troubles, victims and paramilitarism

  20. Written question AQW 52699/22-27

    To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister whether any consideration has been given to introducing a mechanism similar to a Money Resolution at Westminster, or Money Message at Dublin, where Private Members Bills are brought forward which create a new and continuing service, function or purpose which will…

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