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This week marks 20 years since Lisa Dorrian went missing. Lisa was from Bangor, and she was 25 years old when she went missing on 28 February 2005. She was last seen in a caravan park in Ballyhalbert, where she had been at a party. Lisa went missing that evening, and the police believe her to be dead, but her body has…
I rise to pay tribute to UDR privates James Cummings and Fred Starrett who, on this date 37 years ago, while performing their duty to protect life and property in Belfast city centre as soldiers in the Ulster Defence Regiment, were murdered by the IRA. In the late evening of that day, 24 February 1988, Cummings and…
Rinneadh Lá Idirnáisiúnta na mBan agus na gCailíní san Eolaíocht a cheiliúradh ag tús na míosa. Is iomaí bean as an oileán seo a bhí, agus atá go fóill, ar thús cadhnaíochta san eolaíocht. Ach, ar an drochuair, is minic nach bhfuair na mná aitheantas mar ba cheart san am a chuaigh thart as an tsaothar eolaíochta a…
I am tempted to respond to some of what Dr Aiken has said — he has said it repeatedly in the Chamber — but I will not, because I have other things to talk about. First of all, I associate myself with your remarks about Andy Allen, Mr Speaker. We should all be proud of Andy's achievements. I also mark, if I may, the…
Perhaps the litany of horrors that was created by the vile attacks of 7 October has inured us to the evil perpetrated by Hamas, by Islamic Jihad and, now, self-evidently, by so-called civilians in Gaza. The silence of far too many over the fate of the hostages; the wilful ignoring of the use of rape and violence…
The growth of renewable energy offers several significant benefits for residents and environmental and economic advantages. At the weekend, however, we saw reports that, again, exposed the slow pace of change, which is made worse by renewable energy being continually wasted because it is not able to access our grid.…
I am concerned about the rise of avian influenza in Mid Ulster. Last week, 64,000 birds were culled at a commercial poultry farm near Dungannon, and over the weekend, we learned that almost 16,000 birds will be culled at a site near Pomeroy. The spread of avian flu should be taken very seriously. The poultry industry…
Last week, Pat Sheehan and I met Mothers Against Genocide. On behalf of Sinn Féin, I thank that group for the meeting. Mothers Against Genocide is a cross-community group of women who have come together to call for solidarity in ending genocide. It is a collective of women from across all religious and political…
Mr Bradley asked the Minister of Justice whether she agrees that, given the challenges that highlight the need for significant budgetary support and strategic planning to ensure that it can meet the needs of the community, the criminal justice system is in crisis and requires urgent action to address the systemic…
Mr Middleton asked the Minister of Justice what she is doing to support PSNI officers who are subjected to assaults and threats, given that two weeks ago, over the course of a weekend, nine PSNI officers were injured across the Londonderry and Strabane area whilst dealing with crimes in the community and, on Wednesday…
Ms Forsythe asked the Minister of Justice to detail how much the Police Ombudsman spent as a result of the recent legal action taken by the Northern Ireland Retired Police Officers Association.
Mr McReynolds asked the Minister of Justice what impact the recently published report, 'The Prevalence and Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences in Northern Ireland', will have on public service delivery.
Mr Chambers asked the Minister of Justice how many members of the PSNI have been excluded from taking ill-health retirement due to declared pre-existing conditions and what steps, if any, she is taking to try to address that matter.
Mr McNulty asked the Minister of Justice, after stating that the operational independence of the police has been well rehearsed by her in the House, whether she takes any responsibility for the fact that, in the past decade, the number of Catholic police officers has stalled, at only a quarter of the force, and could…
Mr McMurray asked the Minister for the Economy what commitment she can give to support offshore renewables in Kilkeel harbour and the surrounding area.
Mr Brooks asked the Minister for the Economy, referring to East Belfast, which, like many areas of Northern Ireland, has seen a proliferation of Airbnb-style short-term lets that significantly negatively impact on the availability of family housing, whether her Department will make the Tourism NI review of short-term…
Ms Mulholland asked the Minister for the Economy to outline the engagement that she has had with the creative sector to understand the potential challenges of AI for that sector.
Dr Aiken asked the Minister for the Economy, after noting that, as she said in her answer to Ms McLaughlin's topical question, energy is a priority for the Economy Department, to outline the implications of the further delay to the North/South interconnector until at least 2035 for us getting to net zero and for the…
Ms McLaughlin asked the Minister for the Economy whether she accepts that the energy section in the Department is not adequately resourced and is ill-equipped to deliver net zero.
Core Grant Funding 2025-26 To ask the Minister of Health to outline the impact on the delivery of health services as a result of changes to the Core Grant Scheme which has resulted in some community and voluntary groups no longer receiving core funding.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail why their Department has not responded to my Freedom of Information requests in relation to the meeting between the First Minister and the Chairperson of the Committee for the Executive Office on 23 October 2024.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister when they will publish the review work carried out on the current International Relations Strategy, drafted eleven years ago.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister, based on their consideration of how to engage with the rest of Europe, to detail their approach to a new Europe Strategy.