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  1. Member's statement: Respite Services

    I raise again the desperate situation of many families who need respite services. It must be said that, in many situations, respite is the bare minimum that many of our carers and families get. It allows them a short time to have a break, refresh their batteries and just recharge. However, too often, we see situations…

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  2. Member's statement: Harmony Hill Primary School: 60th Anniversary

    I am delighted to congratulate Harmony Hill Primary School in Lisburn on celebrating its 60th anniversary. I pay tribute to the leadership team of Mrs Johnston and Mr Henry for the work that they do and to all the staff in that absolutely wonderful school, which is the heart of its community. I also acknowledge an…

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  3. Member's statement: Preschool Places

    I stand today to give voice to the growing frustration and disappointment felt by many hard-working families in our community. Those families are being denied preschool places for their children not because they applied too late or did not meet the requirements but because of a system that prioritises certain…

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  4. Member's statement: Belfast Grand Central Station: Irish Language Signs

    I rise for the third time in the Chamber to raise the issue of the imposition of Irish language signage at Grand Central station. I do so, Ms Hunter, not because of a coloniser mindset, but because I believe that Northern Ireland is big enough to accommodate identities that are not Irish. While the issue was raised…

    Flagged Decided on a second assessment. Irish language, Ulster-Scots and language policy Criteria met: Cultural grievance politics, Controversy escalation.

  5. Member's statement: Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service: Mourne Mountain Fires

    Yesterday evening, I was privileged to join the deputy First Minister, Emma Little-Pengelly, at Bloody Bridge to meet and thank the incredible team that is responding to the fires in the Mournes. We appreciate them so much as they fight the fires to keep us all safe and save nature. The Northern Ireland Fire and…

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  6. Member's statement: Education Authority: Transitions Service 14-plus

    I rise to highlight the deeply concerning evidence that the Education Committee received last week about the Education Authority's (EA) 14-plus transitions service. The service is tasked to deliver a statutory function to prepare young people with a statement of special educational needs (SEN) for their transition out…

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  7. Member's statement: Belfast Giants and Linfield Football Club: League Championships

    I praise two championship-winning Belfast teams that raised their league trophy last weekend. By number of league title wins, one team is the most successful team in the United Kingdom in the modern era, and the other is the most successful team in the world, no less. The first champions are the Belfast Giants, who,…

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  8. Member's statement: Preschool Places: Fermanagh

    The lack of preschool places is causing great distress to families across Fermanagh. I have been contacted by countless parents who are anxious, frustrated and deeply concerned because they simply cannot secure a place for their child. It is not a case of parents being picky because they did not get their first…

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  9. Member's statement: 'Reform of Stormont: Options for Discussion': University College London Report

    I rise to note a recent report from independent academics in London that has laid bare the severe damage that Assembly collapse and stop-start government is causing to communities and public services in Northern Ireland. It reinforces the need to reform the institutions so that they cannot be collapsed on a whim and…

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  10. Member's statement: Belfast Giants: Elite Ice Hockey League Champions

    I extend warmest congratulations to the Belfast Giants, who have once again made Northern Ireland proud by winning the Elite Ice Hockey League title for the 2024-25 season, which is the third time in four years. It goes beyond a sporting victory: it is a celebration of excellence, determination, dedication, commitment…

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  11. Member's statement: Climate Change

    Go raibh maith agaibh, a chairde. As we speak, the Mournes are burning. They have been burning for three weeks. Huge tracts of land have been destroyed, and all manner of unique native flora and fauna have been killed. Furthermore, we heard, just this week, that there is an 80% chance of another massive outbreak of…

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  12. Debate contribution: Dr Alex McGarel: Retirement

    Further to my colleague Joanne Bunting's remarks, Alex, you will definitely be missed. As somebody who has lambed a few sheep, I can say that it is a rewarding and valuable profession. Mr Speaker, Alex has been of assistance to you in the Chair, and it would be remiss if we were not to also mention a lady who has been…

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  13. Debate contribution: Dr Alex McGarel: Retirement

    Thank you, Alex. On behalf of the Ulster Unionist Party, I wish you all the best for your well-earned retirement. Mr Speaker, the nice thing, when sitting in that Chair beside Alex, is when she looks across and gives that little, quizzical look. It reminds you that you need to keep on your toes. Thank you very much…

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  14. Debate contribution: Dr Alex McGarel: Retirement

    On behalf of the Alliance Party MLA group, Alex, I say that you have been a wonderful source of information. As late as 5.30 pm last night, I ran in to ask you about Standing Order 33. We will miss you sorely, and I am sure that your colleagues in the Business Office will as well. Thank you for everything. Have a…

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  15. Debate contribution: Dr Alex McGarel: Retirement

    Like Joanne, I was shocked to find out this morning that you were going, Alex. On behalf of Sinn Féin, I wish you all the very best. I was Sinn Féin's Chief Whip twice. As we know, it is not easy, and, as you know, we are not easy. On a personal note, I thank you very much from my time as Whip and in the office of…

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  16. Debate contribution: Dr Alex McGarel: Retirement

    This announcement has taken me by shock this morning. Alex will be a significant loss to the Assembly and to the House. I have worked with Alex for many years during my time as a member of staff in the DUP Chief Whip's office and as DUP Chief Whip. She was always there if I needed to understand something, needed…

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  17. Debate contribution: Dr Alex McGarel: Retirement

    With your indulgence, Mr Speaker, I would like to be associated with your comments. From being in the Assembly, as a former Chair of the Environment Committee and in various other roles that I have performed, I know that Alex has always been there, bringing a very professional, intellectual and calming influence to…

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  18. Topical question AQT 1234/22-27

    Mr Mathison asked the Minister of Health to outline what steps are being taken to deliver a facial palsy pathway in Northern Ireland, following a recent event in Parliament Buildings organised by patients with facial palsy and attended by the Minister and many clinicians at which the challenges of delivering services…

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  19. Topical question AQT 1233/22-27

    Mrs Erskine asked the Minister of Health, following on from Ms Armstrong's question on this important issue that will affect everybody in Northern Ireland, given that, in the Chamber, we have talked about the shrinkage that may be happening with practices, when support will kick in from his Department, whether he has…

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  20. Topical question AQT 1232/22-27

    Ms K Armstrong asked the Minister of Health, given that family practitioners such as GPs, community pharmacists, dentists and opticians have estimated that the increases to employers' National Insurance contributions and the minimum wage for this year will be £36·5 million and that there has been an allocation of £3·5…

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  21. Topical question AQT 1231/22-27

    Mr McGrath asked the Minister of Health, after acknowledging the hard work, dedication and bravery of our whole-time and, especially, retained firefighters from across the Mournes and beyond, particularly those from Newcastle, Kilkeel, Downpatrick, Warrenpoint and Rathfriland in his constituency, who have fought and…

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  22. Motion or amendment: Increasing Fiscal Devolution

    Increasing Fiscal Devolution That this Assembly agrees that funding arrangements for public services in Northern Ireland are not fit for purpose; and calls on the Executive to produce concrete options for fiscal devolution by September 2025.

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  23. Motion or amendment: Establishment of an Infrastructure Commission

    Establishment of an Infrastructure Commission That this Assembly is alarmed at the continued failings in the delivery of major capital projects, as highlighted in recent reports by the Northern Ireland Audit Office and the Public Accounts Committee; and calls on the Executive to establish an Infrastructure Commission…

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  24. Motion or amendment: NI Water Funding and Governance

    NI Water Funding and Governance That this Assembly regrets the state of our wastewater network; and calls on the Executive to commence an independent review of NI Water's funding and governance by September 2026.

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