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  1. Debate contribution: Public Finances

    I am grateful to the Member for giving way, and I congratulate him on his appointment as Deputy Speaker. It sounds like he is arguing in favour of an all-island economy and greater harmonisation. Can I assume that he and his party will make those arguments in the Executive?

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  2. Debate contribution: Public Finances

    I start by congratulating Mr Tennyson and Mr Brett — he seems to have disappeared off for his lunch — on their maiden speeches. The speeches were both good examples of what we should all be moving towards. The Ulster Unionist Party will support the motion and the amendment, but there are issues that we need to be…

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  3. Debate contribution: Public Finances

    Thank you, Mr Speaker. First, I congratulate you and your team of deputies on your appointment. I also wish the First Minister, the deputy First Minister and each of their Executive colleagues well as they embark on this new endeavour. I am hugely grateful to the people of Upper Bann, who have placed their trust in…

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  4. Debate contribution: Public Finances

    I call Mr Eóin Tennyson. Again, this is Mr Tennyson's first opportunity to speak as a private Member, so I remind the House that it is convention that a maiden speech be made without interruption. However, if you choose to express views that provoke an interruption, you are likely to forfeit that protection.

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  5. Debate contribution: Public Finances

    Thank you, Mr Speaker. I associate myself with your remarks and with the people of North Belfast in sending our best wishes to our monarch. I start by offering my apologies to my mother, who has been logged on since 7.00 am to watch proceedings today and to watch this moment. I apologise for our tardiness here today.…

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  6. Debate contribution: Public Finances

    Like Scrappy-Doo, let me at 'em. Some of us are slightly rusty on the process after a couple of years. I am delighted that we are back in the Assembly Chamber, debating vital issues. Let me say first that we were pleased to co-sign the letter with the Executive parties, and I concur with Ms Ennis that the settlement…

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  7. Debate contribution: Public Finances

    I thank the Member for giving way so early in her speech. I agree with absolutely everything that she has said. I agree that we have been underfunded, and we have all signed up to the letter, but the other thing that the Northern Ireland population has been subject to is, in five years out of 10, a failure to have a…

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  8. Debate contribution: Public Finances

    I beg to move It is a relief, and we are delighted, that we have been able to achieve all-party support for the motion. I am sure that I speak for us all when I say that we are relieved to be back in the Chamber doing the job that we were elected to do and working together to support workers and families. All parties…

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  9. Debate contribution: Election of Principal Deputy Speaker

    This is a wholly farcical position. It exercises no greater authority than a Deputy Speaker. Of course, it was brought in in 2011 to stroke some egos so that the two big parties could demonstrate their superiority over the lesser mortals in the smaller parties. They puffed themselves up and decided, "We need a…

    Flagged Legacy of the Troubles, victims and paramilitarism Criteria met: Dog-whistle messaging, Controversy escalation.

  10. Debate contribution: Election of Principal Deputy Speaker

    I nominate Carál Ní Chuilín for the position of Principal Deputy Speaker. It is my privilege to nominate my colleague Carál Ní Chuilín for the position of Principal Deputy Speaker. Carál is no stranger to many of the MLAs who are in the Chamber, having been here since 2007 and having held many roles, including as a…

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  11. Debate contribution: Standing Committees: Chairpersons and Deputy Chairpersons

    In line with Standing Order 56(4), in my role as leader of the Opposition, I nominate Daniel McCrossan as Chair of the Public Accounts Committee.

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