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I will speak about an issue that brings me no joy whatsoever. Forty-two women and girls have been murdered in just under eight years in the North of Ireland: 42 women and girls, with their lives ahead of them, destroyed in a heartbeat. The North is, and has been for some time, one of the most dangerous places in…
Mr McGuigan asked the Minister for Infrastructure to provide his assessment of how crucial he believes the uptake of zero-emission vehicles is in combating climate change.
Mr McMurray asked the Minister for Infrastructure, given that we are approaching the anniversary of the flooding in Newcastle, to reassure residents that agencies in his Department are working together in a coordinated fashion to prevent future surface flooding incidents.
Mr Sheehan asked the Minister for Infrastructure to outline the benefit of allowing taxis to use the bus lanes while the public realm works are being carried out at Grand Central station.
Mr Kingston asked the Minister for Infrastructure to confirm whether the closure of the left-hand turn from Great Victoria Street on to the Grosvenor Road at the Fitzwilliam Hotel in Belfast is a permanent change, despite the explanation that was given about widening the footpath, given that the ongoing traffic…
Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Infrastructure to outline what he is doing to improve the flow of traffic in the Larne West area, particularly at Donaghy's Lane and the Ballyhampton Road, where there is daily congestion and ongoing development of hundreds of houses.
Mr Bradley asked the Minister for Infrastructure to detail, without simply saying "all constituencies", the constituencies in Northern Ireland in which the lack of infrastructure is a major impediment to housebuilding, given that that is often heard in this place and has been mentioned today.
Mr Honeyford asked the Minister for Infrastructure to commit to reviewing on-street parking in Lisburn, given that its traders are disadvantaged compared with those in other local towns, such as Banbridge and Portadown, which have an hour's free on-street parking, and Belfast, which has paid on-street parking for two…
Mr Buckley asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister to explain what on earth possessed the First Minister's party to release a glowing tribute to Senator Ó Donnghaile, which talked about him serving "diligently", and how that matches a victim-centred approach, given that the Sinn Féin leadership knew the…
Mr Durkan asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister whether they believe that the so-called Peacemakers Museum in Derry improves good relations outcomes and promotes integration, which are worthy aims that all Members support, given that, as Members heard from the junior Minister, Urban Village projects aim…
Mr McHugh asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister to outline their plans for the delivery of the next phase of the north-west development fund.
Mr Harvey asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, who will be aware of the plans to charge VAT on private schools and how that will inadvertently affect small, independent schools across Northern Ireland such as Harmony Christian School in Ballynahinch, whether they support the Education Minister's stance…
Mr Crawford asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister whether there is any strategy or legislation that is not progressing through the Executive Office due to any ongoing disagreements between them.
Mr Brett asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, in light of the fact that, after another week with another safeguarding scandal and yet another attempt to provide the public with half-truths, the First Minister's party president claimed that the schoolboy subject to inappropriate contact was 17 when he…
Mr McAleer asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, who will be aware of the importance of the basic payment scheme as they represent largely rural constituencies, and given the lack of certainty beyond next year's payment, as the scheme is under the control of the British Government, whether they…
Mr McNulty asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister whether, given concern about Sinn Féin's lack of openness and transparency when explaining the recent departure of senior figures, she will reassure the public, including the survivors of abuse who have been triggered and re-traumatised by recent events,…
Niall Ó Donnghaile To ask the First and deputy First Minister to explain how their office can retain the confidence of the public now that we know Niall Ó Donnghaile, a senior member of Sinn Fein known on both sides of the border, quit public life because of his inappropriate contact with a teenager.
Moy Park Turnover To ask the Minister of Finance to outline any plans she has to ensure Moy Park is paying rates and taxes commensurate with its £2 billion turnover.
MOT Test Centre To ask the Minister for Infrastructure what are the consequences for MOT testing, the DVA and Department as a result of Notice of Termination to Worldwide Environmental Products’ contract.
Extension of Sitting on Monday 21 October 2024 under Standing Order 10(3A) That, in accordance with Standing Order 10(3A), the sitting on Monday 21 October 2024 be extended to no later than 7.30pm.
Extension of Sitting on Monday 21 October 2024 under Standing Order 10(3A) That, in accordance with Standing Order 10(3A), the sitting on Monday 21 October 2024 be extended to no later than 7.30pm.
Extension of Sitting on Monday 21 October 2024 under Standing Order 10(3A) That, in accordance with Standing Order 10(3A), the sitting on Monday 21 October 2024 be extended to no later than 7.30pm.
Extension of Sitting on Monday 21 October 2024 under Standing Order 10(3A) That, in accordance with Standing Order 10(3A), the sitting on Monday 21 October 2024 be extended to no later than 7.30pm.