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The British Heart Foundation's 'Bias and Biology' report was launched in Parliament Buildings last Wednesday. The report highlights a very important element of healthcare in Northern Ireland: the systemic gender inequalities that exist across the cardiac care pathway. It provides recommendations for closing that heart…
I rise to speak about the protest outside Queen's University Belfast last Thursday afternoon and all that unfolded after it. The protest happened in my constituency. It took place to highlight the ongoing plight of Palestinians in Gaza in the face of the genocide, which is being investigated, continued illegal…
Mr Kearney asked the Minister for Infrastructure to outline how, he hopes, the announced investment in waste water treatment infrastructure from October monitoring will alleviate pressures in the system.
Mr Carroll asked the Minister for Infrastructure why the sewerage infrastructure problem that exists in Belfast and across the North, which has been alluded to, does not seem to apply to new hotels or other forms of housing and building but does apply to new homes.
Mr Chambers asked the Minister for Infrastructure whether his Department accepts that the tendered price submitted by contractors for major projects such as the Sydenham bypass, which is under way, is additionally impacted by the traditional cessation of work over the Christmas and new year period.
Mr Boylan asked the Minister for Infrastructure whether he will allocate money from the October monitoring round towards the structural maintenance of our roads.
Ms Sugden asked the Minister for Infrastructure, in light of investment being severely discouraged by slow processes in the planning system, including in his Department, whether a planning application for a hotel in Portstewart that is waiting for a decision could be progressed more quickly, although she appreciated…
Mrs Erskine asked the Minister for Infrastructure whether he has a timescale for bringing forward the detail of developer contributions, given that he recently said that he looks forward to doing so.
Ms Ferguson asked the Minister for Infrastructure, given that an upgrade to the Coshquin waste water treatment works is required to connect up to 2,500 new homes in the Cashel development in the Foyle constituency, whether a site has been confirmed and, if so, whether planning permission has been granted.
Ms Ennis asked the Minister for Infrastructure what action he is taking on the issues that are associated with the level of traffic in and around Belfast city centre.
Mr Durkan asked the Minister for Infrastructure whether, in light of the fact that Members, especially the Minister, and even more so the public, were disappointed last week to hear the news of a legal challenge to the A5 scheme, which was due to progress after sterling and rightly acclaimed work by DFI, he is able to…
Mrs Guy asked the Minister of Health, having noted that she met a determined and articulate group of women — the Ladies with Letters — who found themselves caught in the cervical smear scandal in the Southern Health and Social Care Trust, to provide an update on the second part of the review, which she understands…
Ms Kimmins asked the Minister of Health to outline the work that his Department is doing to address the critical issue of waiting times for obstetrics and gynaecology services, which is probably the only area of healthcare that is specific to women, especially given the report that is in the media today, of which he…
Mr Gildernew asked the Minister of Health, after acknowledging the contribution that the private sector can make to reducing waiting lists, what he will do to ensure that the public health system has the capacity to deliver services without the need to rely on the private sector, particularly given that a recent…
Mr Harvey asked the Minister of Health to detail the actions that his Department has taken to address inequalities in women's cardiovascular health in light of the recent publication of the 'Bias and Biology' report by the British Heart Foundation.
Mr McGrath asked the Minister of Health whether he will ensure that healthcare workers get the 5·5% pay parity pay rise that they deserve, since a promise made should be a promise kept.
Legislative Consent Motion: Arbitration Bill That this Assembly endorses the principle of the extension to Northern Ireland of the provisions in the Arbitration Bill.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail the rationale for approving the appointment of Patricia MacBride to the Northern Ireland Judicial Appointments Commission, in light of reports of how she previously described her brother as an IRA volunteer who was killed on active service in 1984.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister how long is the lease their Department is taking out on property for the North South Ministerial Council.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister, pursuant to AQW 5568/22-27, to detail (i) the work that has been carried out on the development of a new international relations strategy since February 2024; and (ii) when a draft strategy will be brought to the Executive for approval.
To ask the Minister of Justice for her assessment of the impact on service delivery as a result of the current level of vacancies within her Department.