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To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) when the next review of the roads that are gritted will take place; and (ii) whether he plans to expand the proportion of roads that are gritted.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) when the last review took place of the roads that are gritted; and (ii) any additional roads that were added to the gritting schedule following that review.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether changes or modifications to wastewater treatment plants are required to go through a Habitats Regulations Assessment to check the impact on designated sites such as Lough Neagh.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for an update on progress with the Department's adoption of (i) roads; (ii) footpaths; and (iii) lighting in the Mount Gilbert development, Belfast.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether NI Water has conducted an investigation into leachate into Carlingford Lough from Waste Licence LN/13/35 in the last five years.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail any action his Department is taking in relation to the removal of flags on lamp-posts in the Carryduff area.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the number of practice fire drills that Translink has carried out in Belfast Grand Central Station in 2024.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) the cost of the fire safety systems installed in Belfast Grand Central Station; and (ii) how often these systems have been tested.
To ask the Minister for Communities whether he will consider a Move-On Accommodation Scheme, to include ongoing support from trained resettlement advisors.
To ask the Minister for Communities for his assessment of the current reliance on non-standard accommodation, including its effectiveness at meeting the needs of homeless individuals experiencing mental health and addiction issues.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail (i) the number of damp-related reports received by the Housing Executive; and (ii) the number of these reports that relate to temporary accommodation, in each of the last three years, broken down by local council area.
To ask the Minister for Communities whether his Department has considered any homelessness projections for the next ten years if Northern Ireland continues to not meet demand for social and affordable housing.
To ask the Minister for Communities for his assessment of the social housing waiting list in Northern Ireland compared with other regions of the UK and Ireland.
I thank the Member for South Down Mrs Mason for bringing the matter to the Floor of the House this afternoon by way of an Adjournment debate. I also thank the fishermen in the Gallery for making the journey to the Northern Ireland Assembly. I appreciate their making that journey and giving their time to hear us…
I thank the Member for South Down for securing this important Adjournment debate. I will start with some slightly different words. I am sure that Members can think of childhood memories. I will recall one of mine, because it provides important context as to why I want to speak on this issue. In 1982, I was in P7. My…
The pressures that the fishing industry in Ardglass is facing are exactly the same as those that the industry in Portavogie faces. I welcome the skippers from Portavogie, Ardglass and Kilkeel to the Public Gallery this afternoon. Given the importance of Portavogie harbour to my constituency, I ensured that the issue…
I thank my constituency colleague for securing the Adjournment debate. I am going to focus on people, place and product, and I will highlight how the Executive, some local representatives and the London Government are letting down our fishing industry, those who work in it and the people of Ardglass. It is about…
I thank Mrs Mason for bringing the debate to the House and the representatives of the fishing industry in the Gallery for attending. The fishing industry is key to the culture and identity of our rural and coastal communities. It is also an important sector of our coastal economy. In 2021, there were 341 fishing and…
Thank you, Mr Deputy Speaker. I thank the Member for bringing the topic of fishing to the Assembly. As a fellow South Down MLA, I can say that fishing is a critical industry for our constituency. Northern Ireland's fishing fleet is predominantly based in the three harbours that are managed and maintained by the…
Go raibh maith agat, a Leas-Cheann Comhairle. I welcome the opportunity to propose this Adjournment topic to highlight the need to protect our fishing industry in Ardglass, which is a vital lifeline for our communities, our economy and, of course, for our heritage. The picturesque harbours of Ardglass, Kilkeel and…