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Ms Brownlee asked the Minister of Education, in relation to the pay and grading review for support staff, for an update on when those people will be paid.
Mr Easton asked the Minister of Education whether he can give a cast-iron guarantee that Bangor Central Integrated Primary School will get a new building, given that he mentioned the Fresh Start funding that is no longer available for new-build schools and that he has moved those projects into his capital build…
Mr Carroll asked the Minister of Education whether he has submitted a bid, either to the Finance Minister or the Executive, for the funds for a pay and grading review for Education Authority workers.
Mr Clarke asked the Minister of Education whether he accepts that there are occasions on which many schools could more easily and cost-effectively procure goods and services than they can through the EA process, given that he will be aware of the financial constraints in which many schools find themselves.
Mr Boylan asked the Minister of Education to outline the steps that his Department is taking to address class closures in special schools in Newry and Armagh, given that staff shortages have led to a number of such closures, which are impacting on the most vulnerable children and young people.
Ms Ní Chuilín asked the Minister of Education, following her previous question on what the EA can do to assess children with ADHD and/or autism or with an individual education plan through the medium of Irish, to undertake a review of the available resources, particularly in North Belfast.
Mr Elliott asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister for an update on the Ulster canal, which the First Minister mentioned was on today’s NSMC agenda.
Mr Butler asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, after congratulating them on the start that they have made in the Executive Office, to outline the steps that the Executive Office has taken to ensure pre-emptive and proactive scrutiny of all EU legislation, in a timely manner.
Mrs Erskine asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister to outline what the Executive will do to ensure that the overspills that are affecting Lough Neagh are addressed, in light of their recent visit to the lough with the AERA Minister and the fact that the NI Water CEO told the Committee for Infrastructure…
Mr Chambers asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister for the First Minister’s assessment of the economic value of today’s meeting of the North/South Ministerial Council.
Ms Kimmins asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, after welcoming this morning’s meeting of the North/South Ministerial Council (NSMC) in Armagh, the first since 2021, whether the First Minister agrees that the NSMC is a core component of the Good Friday Agreement.
Mr O'Toole asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister whether the issues raised in the motions that have been debated, including many tabled by her party, since the Assembly’s return, on topics such as making affordable childcare available, ending violence against women and girls, making school uniforms more…
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister for an update on the work that has been carried out to protect children from being exploited by paramilitary and criminal gangs.
To ask the Minister of Justice, following the publication of the Legal Aid Annual Statistics by her Department, why the costs of Legal Aid has risen by £6,479,931, equating to seven per cent, whilst the number of people granted Legal Aid has dropped by 4,986, which equates to seven per cent.
To ask the Minister of Justice how many people who have been convicted of a sexual crime live in the District Electoral Areas of (i) Benbradagh; (ii) Causeway Central; (iii) Coleraine; (iv) Limavady; (v) Ballymoney; (vi) The Glens; and (vii) Bann.
To ask the Minister of Justice whether her Department will consider introducing legislation which would restrict people (i) arrested for sexual offences; and (ii) charged with sexual offences from being near children.
To ask the Minister of Justice whether her Department will introduce legislation to close the loophole which allows people who have been convicted of an offence to change their names.
To ask the Minister of Justice how her Department will ensure it provides victims of sexual crimes with the appropriate communication, support and advice in a timely manner.