Every imported question, contribution and motion, with its classification. Unflagged, uncertain and not-yet-analysed records are all included so the analysis can be checked independently.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail how they ensure that a range of views on modern gender theory are involved in the development of departmental policy.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister, in relation to the Investment Strategy for Northern Ireland and improving connectivity on strategic corridors, to detail any engagement they have had with HM Government regarding the price of transport links between Northern Ireland and Great Britain.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister, further to their statutory obligation to represent the interests of victims, whether they intend to take any action for victims and victims’ families in light of testimonies given thus far in the Omagh Bomb Public Inquiry.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail any initiatives their Department has supported in relation to guidance for women and girls on personal protection, including self-defence instruction, in each of the last five years.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail (i) their assessment of the storm response plans following Storm Éowyn; and (ii) any plans they have to review these for future incidents.
To ask the Assembly Commission (i) to detail why there was no public consultation in relation to the Assembly Members (Remuneration Board) Bill; and (ii) to publish the responses of the political parties represented on the Assembly Commission to the consultation referenced in paragraph 10 of the Explanatory and…
To ask the Minister of Justice (i) for her assessment of the Chief Constable’s recovery plan; and (ii) to detail how her Department intends to support the Chief Constable in meeting his priorities.
To ask the Minister of Justice whether she intends to take any action in relation access to justice for victims and victims’ families in light of testimonies given thus far in the Omagh Bomb Public Inquiry.
To ask the Minister of Justice whether reparations to be paid by a perpetrator to a victim on the order of a court should be paid in full to the victim by the state, with the state recouping the full amount from the perpetrator.
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail the actions she will take to ensure the free access of sentencing remarks in written form for all victims of serious crime.
To ask the Minister of Justice to detail any action she will take to ensure unduly lenient sentence applications will apply to sentences made by the magistrates courts.
To ask the Minister of Health whether it is protocol for someone living in Northern Ireland, who has been initially treated in the Republic of Ireland but needs further, non-urgent, outpatient care in Northern Ireland, to be sent to an Emergency Department.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the number of speech and language therapists currently employed in each Health and Social Care Trust, including those specifically employed in stroke units.
To ask the Minister of Health whether his Department has assessed the impact of GPs revoking established prescriptions to patients because they are amber list medications recommended by private consultants.
To ask the Minister of Health whether his Department is monitoring the levels of shared care arrangements being denied or revoked by General Practices for patients seeking attention deficit hyperactivity disorder medication.
To ask the Minister of Health whether General Practices have any responsibilities to provide a proper notification period for revoking an established prescription to a patient because they no longer wish to prescribe amber list medication from shared care arrangements.
To ask the Minister of Health, following the publication of the Draft Budget 2025-26, to detail any additional support he will be able to offer the Northern Ireland Children's Hospice.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any alternative solutions that have been considered to sustain emergency and general surgery services at Causeway Hospital, including options for recruitment, investment and service reconfiguration.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail the number of (i) emergency; and (ii) general surgery procedures that have taken place at Causeway Hospital in each of the last five years.
To ask the Minister of Health whether there are plans to enhance or introduce alternative medical services at Causeway Hospital if emergency and general surgery services are removed, to ensure that the hospital remains a key healthcare provider in the region.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any contingency plans in place to ensure timely access to emergency and general surgery for residents of East Londonderry if those services are removed from the Causeway Hospital.
To ask the Minister of Health when his Department anticipates that a final decision will be announced in relation to the future of emergency and general surgery services at Causeway Hospital.
To ask the Minister of Health to detail any work he is undertaking, in conjunction with Executive colleagues, to address the high levels of economic inactivity due to ill-health.