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To ask the Minister for the Economy for an update on what action he is taking to increase the Maintenance Loan for Northern Ireland-resident students travelling to study in Great Britain.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure for his assessment of Unite the Union and and GMB Bus Driver Trade Union’s proposed industrial action over below inflation pay offers from Translink.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure (i) for an update on efforts to provide timely MOT testing slots to motorists in need of one; and (ii) to detail the number of motorists currently driving with expired MOTs.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure (i) when his Department plans to commence footpath and roadside weed spraying in North Down; and (ii) how many times will this exercise be carried out this year.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure (i) when will the central reservations and verges along Bangor Ring Road have the first cut carried out; and (ii) how many times does his Department plan to cut them during the current growing season.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure whether he has authorised final planning approval for developments on the northern section of the Ballyclare Relief Road.
To ask the Minister for Communities for an update on plans to expand and enhance women’s refuge services for homeless women, as announced in March 2022.
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail (i) the number of volunteers in Northern Ireland, broken down by constituency; and (ii) the support she is giving, and plans to give, to assist these volunteers.
Tackling Hate Crime That this Assembly recognises that existing hate crime legislation is outdated and not fit for purpose, and that its implementation has failed victims, communities and society; notes the most recent PSNI statistics demonstrating a year-on-year increase in racist, sectarian, homophobic, transphobic,…
Tackling Hate Crime That this Assembly recognises that existing hate crime legislation is outdated and not fit for purpose, and that its implementation has failed victims, communities and society; notes the most recent PSNI statistics demonstrating a year-on-year increase in racist, sectarian, homophobic, transphobic,…
Tackling Hate Crime That this Assembly recognises that existing hate crime legislation is outdated and not fit for purpose, and that its implementation has failed victims, communities and society; notes the most recent PSNI statistics demonstrating a year-on-year increase in racist, sectarian, homophobic, transphobic,…