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I thank the Member for giving way. The concern that I raised at Committee was that you need to be 18 to enter a contract, so, as far as I am concerned, if you went and booked a hotel room, you would be entering a contract. I still have not got my head around how you would square that with people between 16 and 17…
I thank the Member for giving way and for introducing this important piece of legislation. She talked about healthcare, insurance, housing, retail and leisure, and the policies that are in place. Does the Member believe that there will need to be a look across Departments at the policies and legislation that are in…
I beg to move Thank you, Mr Speaker. I am pleased to bring the Bill before the Assembly today. It is legislation that I have wanted to introduce for a very long time. Indeed, in many respects, the journey towards the Bill began almost 12 years ago when I was first elected to the House. In 2014, as a new MLA, I went…
I beg to move The legislative consent motion (LCM) endorses the extension of the provisions of the Sporting Events Bill, as introduced in the House of Lords on 14 May 2026. The Bill is intended to create a legislative framework that Governments can use when bidding for major sporting events, as contained in clauses 1…
I beg to move This statutory rule (SR) makes amendments in relation to the lump sum payment scheme under the Pneumoconiosis, etc., (Workers' Compensation) (Northern Ireland) Order 1979. The regulations make positive amendments to equalise payments made to dependants, bringing the amounts into line with payments made…
I rise to pay tribute to the life of Mr Terry Harryman, who, sadly, recently passed away. Terry was a true sporting icon who brought great pride to Bangor, north Down and, indeed, Northern Ireland through a remarkable rallying career spanning more than five decades. He was one of the finest co-drivers of his…
Nineteen years ago today, Paul Quinn, a 21-year-old man, was beaten to death with iron and nail-studded bars that broke every major bone in his body. The Independent Monitoring Commission found that the Provisional IRA was responsible for his murder. Eleven years ago today, the Government published a security…
This morning I highlight the important case for introducing newborn screening for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) in Northern Ireland. SMA is a rare inherited condition that affects the nerves that control muscle movement. It can cause progressive muscle weakness and, in its most severe forms, can affect a baby's…
I quote: "My dad has been here for days." "I and the people I work with are burnt out." "The situation has never been worse." The situation facing staff and patients alike at Altnagelvin A&E has been raised repeatedly in the Chamber, but we cannot overemphasise just how much we need to see action. Each week without…
The recent revelations from the Omagh bomb inquiry that the Irish Army received information on the evening of 14 August 1998 of a car bomb to be transported to Omagh the following day yet deliberately failed to pass that information to the police not only show a blatant dereliction of duty but reinforce the truth…
I congratulate Crossmaglen Rangers on another fantastic county final victory and for bringing the Gerry Fegan Cup back to Crossmaglen. As a proud Crossmaglen woman, I know how much the victory means to our community. Cross Rangers are a huge part of the fabric of our town, with generations of families having played…
I will speak about the horrific issue that plagues our society in Northern Ireland: domestic violence. Home is a place that should feel safe, but for many victims of domestic violence, it is a place in which they have to be hypervigilant. Home should be the place where everyone feels safe. It should be somewhere where…
Last Saturday morning was time well spent for me. I joined parents and carers at a wellness and information session organised by Sensability, which is a Lisburn-based group that supports adults with severe learning difficulties. A number of things struck me about the event. The first was how much care and…
As the court case regarding the decision of the Chief Constable and Secretary of State to take the course of action that they did is ongoing in the High Court, I will be careful to try not to say anything that would prejudice the outcome. However, when listening to the case in the court, it is hard not to notice what…
Éirím lena chur in iúl an imní mhór atá orainn faoi na ciorruithe ar BBC a bhfuil iomrá leo anseo sa Tuaisceart. Tá imní mhór orainn faoin tionchar a d'fhéadfadh bheith acu ar BBC Gaeilge agus ar chláir Ghaeilge go háirithe. Bainfear an bonn dár dtionscail áitiúla chruthaitheachta leis na ciorruithe ar léiriúchán na…
Mr Brooks asked the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs what work his Department does to ensure that urban rivers remain unpolluted.
Mrs Erskine asked the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs for an update on the independent external review of the Fivemiletown cattle cull.
Mrs Guy asked the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, given the importance of supporting farmers to invest in the future of their businesses, for an update on the sustainable farming investment scheme.
Mr Nesbitt asked the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, after declaring an interest as a member of the Ards peninsula coastal erosion group, for an update on the work of the coastal forum that he jointly chairs with the Minister for Infrastructure.
Ms Egan asked the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, after stating that that animal welfare is important to her and many of her constituents across North Down, to outline what he has done to improve animal welfare during his time in office.
Mr Carroll asked the Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs to outline what enforcement action NIEA has taken against Natural World Products Ltd since 2019-2020 for receiving more waste than its annual tonnage allowed at its Keady and Glenside facilities.
School Guidance on Threats and Incidents To ask the Minister of Education to outline any assessment he has made of the need to provide consistent, clear and up-to-date guidance to school leaders on responding to emerging threats and incidents, in light of the recent hoax emails sent to schools across Northern Ireland.
Expansion of the Early Removal Scheme for Foreign National Offenders That this Assembly believes the removal of foreign national offenders can reduce pressure on the local prison estate and ensure that public money is not unnecessarily spent on individuals who have no right to remain in the United Kingdom; further…