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Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs what investigation has his Department undertaken regarding animal welfare breaches at the Ballymena Livestock Market.
To ask the Minister for the Economy (i) what advice can he offer to people with rising energy costs, including electricity; (ii) what steps he is taking to mitigate these costs; (iii) to outline the process for people who cannot afford to pay their energy bills; and (iv) what conversations has he had with energy…
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure what action has been taken to restore safe footpath access for mobility scooter users on the A27 Portadown to Tandragee road.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail when the following asphalt resurfacing contracts will be awarded (i) IAW1 Magherafelt; (ii) IAW2 Omagh; (iii) IAW3 Dungannon; (iv) IAW4 Strabane; (v) IAS1 Newry and Mourne; and (vi) IAS2 Down.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure when he intends to publish the report from the independent investigation into asphalt resurfacing procurement, led by Sarah Hannaford QC.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure what plans are in place to install any new charging stations, particularly rapid chargers for electric vehicles, in the (i) Ballymena; (ii) Ballymoney; (iii) Ballycastle; and (iv) Bushmills areas.
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure when the Hillhead Road, Ballyclare, will be scheduled for resurfacing as part of the Department’s 2022/23 resurfacing programme.
To ask the Minister for Communities (i) how many applicants availed of the Emergency Fuel Support Scheme; and (ii) whether her Department intends to reopen this provision given the cost of living emergency,
To ask the Minister for Communities to detail the steps her Department is taking to replace homes demolished through the Housing Executive Tower Block Strategy.
Thank you, Mr Speaker, for the opportunity to make a very brief point of order. I want to put on the record again, on behalf of all the people of Northern Ireland, my deep frustration and disappointment that we are not forming a Government today. Mr Speaker, I ask for your advice on two matters. First, in the absence…
Like others, Mr Speaker, I join in wishing you well in your retirement, whenever that may happen. You have been a fair Speaker, particularly in relation to smaller parties and independents, and, as someone who sits in this back corner, I appreciate the voice that you have given us. I certainly hope that your successor…
Go raibh maith agat, a Cheann Comhairle. Comhghairdeas on your service and ádh mór ort in the next phase. My father, despairing over the deadlock in this place, reminded me of an old Irish tradition: meitheal. The meitheal was the high point of the year. In days gone by, families in my townland and in townlands across…
On a point of order, Mr Speaker. An allegation has just been made that lockdown rules were breached by a trip that we took to Dublin to meet the Irish Government. Lockdown rules were not breached or I would not have travelled. I ask the Member to reflect and withdraw those remarks.
It should come as no surprise to anybody in the Chamber or, indeed, to anybody in Northern Ireland, that the DUP is serious about dealing with the Northern Ireland protocol. Over the past two years, time and time again — in the Chamber and in meetings with the UK Government, the Irish Government and the European Union…