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I rise to mark not only what passed at the end of last week but an abhorrent, disgusting and shameful action by the IRA on 5 January 1976. Most importantly today, I pay tribute to the sole survivor and to the families of those who perished in the Kingsmills massacre. I learned about the massacre as a young adult.…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Kingsmills Inquest Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Kingsmills Inquest
I am sorry for the lives lost at Kingsmills; for the loss of the O'Dowd and Reavey families, as referred to by Doug Beattie, during that awful time; and for all the families who lost loved ones in the conflict. The Kingsmills families are entitled to truth and justice. In recent weeks, a number of inquests, including…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Kingsmills Inquest Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Kingsmills Inquest
The Kingsmills massacre of 5 January 1976 was truly appalling, sectarian murder. To be lined up, shot in the back and felled to the ground, some wounded, only for somebody to go along to shoot them in the head is unimaginable. It came on the day after the appalling murder of the members of the Reavey and O'Dowd…
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Kingsmills Inquest Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Kingsmills Inquest
January 5, 1976 marks one of the most barbaric and dark days of the Northern Ireland Troubles. Ten innocent men were lined up on the side of a south Armagh road and put to the sword by the Provisional IRA. I pay tribute to the sole survivor of that attack, Alan Black, whom I spoke to again just this morning. Eighteen…
Decided on a second assessment.
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Kingsmills Inquest Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Kingsmills Inquest
In the annals of the IRA's brutal campaign, Kingsmills stands out for so many reasons, but it is the ultimate epitome of the IRA's evil, sectarian murder campaign. I welcome that, on Friday, at the conclusion of the long-running coroner's inquest, the coroner called out the IRA as those who were responsible for that…
Decided on a second assessment. Legacy of the Troubles, victims and paramilitarism Criteria met: Identity framing, Dog-whistle messaging.
Assessment details for Debate contribution: Kingsmills Inquest Official Assembly record for Debate contribution: Kingsmills Inquest
Mr Brooks asked the Minister of Health to outline the discussions that he has had with the Education Minister to ensure a joined-up and collaborative approach to addressing the needs of SEN children and their families.
Assessment details for Topical question AQT 179/22-27 Official Assembly record for Topical question AQT 179/22-27
Mr Brown asked the Minister of Health to state what he is doing to resolve the delays in red-flag breast cancer referrals in the South Eastern Trust area, which have been caused by the roll-out of the Encompass system.
Assessment details for Topical question AQT 178/22-27 Official Assembly record for Topical question AQT 178/22-27
Mr Butler asked the Minister of Health for an update on the shortage of ADHD medication.
Assessment details for Topical question AQT 177/22-27 Official Assembly record for Topical question AQT 177/22-27
Mr Tennyson asked the Minister of Health, who will be aware of the stark warning from the British Dental Association (BDA) that a proposed prohibition on dental amalgam could leave NHS patients in Northern Ireland without care, to state whether he will seek a derogation of that new law.
Assessment details for Topical question AQT 175/22-27 Official Assembly record for Topical question AQT 175/22-27
Mr Dunne asked the Minister of Health for an update on investment proposals to further support NHS dentists and to state whether there are any lessons that we can learn from dental reform across the UK.
Assessment details for Topical question AQT 173/22-27 Official Assembly record for Topical question AQT 173/22-27
Mr Kingston asked the Minister of Health whether he is aware of the crisis in funding for community pharmacies, with two issues raised recently being, first, that the drug tariff paid here follows the English rate and, in many cases, is below the actual cost of the medicine, and, secondly, that a clawback in…
Assessment details for Topical question AQT 172/22-27 Official Assembly record for Topical question AQT 172/22-27
Mr McGrath asked the Minister of Health whether he shares the assessment expressed last week at the Health Committee by Dr Alan Stout from the British Medical Association, who said that, on the current trajectory, primary care — GP services in our community — has 12 to 18 months before it collapses.
Assessment details for Topical question AQT 171/22-27 Official Assembly record for Topical question AQT 171/22-27
Mr Kearney asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister for an update on the Executive’s focus on tackling the environmental catastrophe at Lough Neagh.
Assessment details for Topical question AQT 168/22-27 Official Assembly record for Topical question AQT 168/22-27
Ms Brownlee asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, in light of the fact that it was reported in the media last week that it may take up to 11 years for the York Street interchange scheme — a huge opportunity for Northern Ireland, which was secured through the DUP’s confidence-and-supply deal — to…
Assessment details for Topical question AQT 167/22-27 Official Assembly record for Topical question AQT 167/22-27
Mr Harvey asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister for an update on the Executive's efforts to ensure that the legislation to reverse the convictions of sub-postmasters applies to Northern Ireland.
Assessment details for Topical question AQT 166/22-27 Official Assembly record for Topical question AQT 166/22-27
Ms Egan asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, in light of the fact that, last week, the Committee for the Executive Office heard from victims and survivors of historical institutional abuse, to state what the Executive Office is doing to ensure that the institutions responsible for that abuse will…
Assessment details for Topical question AQT 165/22-27 Official Assembly record for Topical question AQT 165/22-27
Mr Tennyson asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister to set out the next steps in the truth recovery process for mother-and-baby homes and to state when appropriate redress and recognition will be available.
Assessment details for Topical question AQT 163/22-27 Official Assembly record for Topical question AQT 163/22-27
Mr O'Toole asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister whether the deputy First Minister, when she visited a shared education campus in Limavady on 21 February with the First Minister and the Education Minister, knew that funding for integrated schools had been cut, and, if so, to state why the decision had not…
Assessment details for Topical question AQT 161/22-27 Official Assembly record for Topical question AQT 161/22-27
Kingsmill Inquest
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Emergency Department Corridors Wards
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The Coronavirus Act 2020 (Registration of deaths and still-births) (Extension) (No.2) Order (Northern Ireland) 2024 That the Coronavirus Act 2020 (Registration of deaths and still-births) (Extension) (No.2) Order (Northern Ireland) 2024 be approved.
Assessment details for Motion or amendment: The Coronavirus Act 2020 (Registration of deaths and still-births) (Extension) (No.2) Order (Northern Ireland) 2024 Official Assembly record for Motion or amendment: The Coronavirus Act 2020 (Registration of deaths and still-births) (Extension) (No.2) Order (Northern Ireland) 2024
A 24/7 Thrombectomy Service That this Assembly acknowledges that thrombectomy is one of the most effective medical interventions ever discovered; further acknowledges that despite the hard work of health service staff to develop the thrombectomy service it is unacceptable that less than half of eligible patients in…
Assessment details for Motion or amendment: A 24/7 Thrombectomy Service Official Assembly record for Motion or amendment: A 24/7 Thrombectomy Service
A 24/7 Thrombectomy Service That this Assembly acknowledges that thrombectomy is one of the most effective medical interventions ever discovered; further acknowledges that despite the hard work of health service staff to develop the thrombectomy service it is unacceptable that less than half of eligible patients in…
Assessment details for Motion or amendment: A 24/7 Thrombectomy Service Official Assembly record for Motion or amendment: A 24/7 Thrombectomy Service
A 24/7 Thrombectomy Service That this Assembly acknowledges that thrombectomy is one of the most effective medical interventions ever discovered; further acknowledges that despite the hard work of health service staff to develop the thrombectomy service it is unacceptable that less than half of eligible patients in…
Assessment details for Motion or amendment: A 24/7 Thrombectomy Service Official Assembly record for Motion or amendment: A 24/7 Thrombectomy Service
Extension of Sitting on Monday 15 April 2024 under Standing Order 10(3A) That, in accordance with Standing Order 10(3A), the sitting on Monday 15 April 2024 be extended to no later than 7.30pm.
Assessment details for Motion or amendment: Extension of Sitting on Monday 15 April 2024 under Standing Order 10(3A) Official Assembly record for Motion or amendment: Extension of Sitting on Monday 15 April 2024 under Standing Order 10(3A)
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