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To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail the amount paid out in claims for damage to vehicles as a result of (i) potholes; and (ii) general road defects, in the last three years.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for an update on the upgrade of the crossroads at Upper Gransha Road, Killaughey Road, Ballyblack Road and Movilla Road.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail the number of people with disabilities employed through Labour Market Partnerships, broken down by local council area.
To ask the Minister for Communities (i) why some broadcasters are not permitted access to the Ulster-Scots Broadcast Fund; and (ii) whether he will review this policy in light of the decision by the BBC to drop live coverage of the annual 12 July parades.
To ask the Minister for Communities what consideration he is giving to enabling Sport NI to use part of its budget to provide financial support to sports clubs, particularly amateur clubs, affected by rising utility costs.
To ask the Minister for Communities what consideration he is giving, in discussions with the Minister of Finance and other Executive ministers, to rates relief for sports clubs hit by rising utility costs.
To ask the Minister for Communities why his Department stopped the Coronavirus Act 2020 and The Local Government (Meetings and Performance) Act (Northern Ireland) 2021 before the 40-day approval period for the current extension.
To ask the Minister for Communities for all written documents, including all emails and departmental correspondence, sent between 3 February 2024 and 4 March 2024 that mention or pertain to Section 78 (local authority meetings) of the Coronavirus Act 2020 and The Local Government (Meetings and Performance) Act…
To ask the Minister for Communities whether staff working in his Department who have disabilities, caring responsibilities or a long-term illness are permitted to work from home and to attend meetings remotely using online meeting platforms.
To ask the Minister for Communities for his assessment of how the removal of hybrid meetings will impact local government councillors on (i) maternity leave; and (ii) paternity leave.
To ask the Minister for Communities what advice his Department provides to local councils in order for them to maximise the amount of money they can raise from buildings such as town halls and civic buildings.
To ask the Minister for Communities how many (i) bathroom replacement schemes; and (ii) kitchen replacement schemes are overdue for Housing executive tenants in West Belfast.
First, I thank Nicola Brogan MLA for instigating this debate on the delivery of the A5 dual carriageway. I have listened with interest to the comments and issues raised by Members, and it is clear that the delivery of the A5 project is of huge importance for Members, as it is for me as Minister for Infrastructure. I…
I also welcome this important discussion on the A5 and echo the absolute need to upgrade it. As we all know, the A5 is the key route that connects the north-west and, in particular, the constituencies of Foyle and West Tyrone, in which I reside, to the rest of the island. As we have heard from many contributors this…
I thank Nicola for securing an Adjournment debate that brings a very important issue back to the Chamber. I have reflected on some of the things that have been said. I live close to Aughnacloy, and a large part of the A5 runs from Kelly's Inn and right down through that section of Fermanagh and south Tyrone. Where I…
I welcome the opportunity to speak in the debate, and, while many Adjournment debates have a narrow constituency focus and the A5 runs through the heart of Miss Brogan's constituency, it is fair to say that the negative impact associated with the A5 has been felt much more widely. The benefits of the improved new A5…