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  1. Debate contribution: St Andrews Agreement: 20 Years On

    I beg to move After the division and toxicity of last night, the Opposition are doing what we have done for almost the past three years, which is getting back to the business of focusing on people's needs, on their public services, on how we work together in partnership to make this place work, on how we live up to…

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  2. Member's statement: Omagh Bombing Inquiry

    On a point of order, Madam Principal Deputy Speaker. Yesterday, I came into the Chamber as the debate was winding up, so I slipped in an AirPod to listen to part of the debate that I had missed, and I then drafted a social media post. The Speaker addressed the matter yesterday. I apologise. I was working, but I will…

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  3. Member's statement: Omagh Bombing Inquiry

    Yesterday, I reminded the House of the character reference that comes with the convicted terrorist Breandán Mac Cionnaith, whom nationalism has enthroned as the chief constable of the Garvaghy Road. Breandán Mac Cionnaith is the man who bombed the heart out of Portadown. He is the man who has led Sinn Féin, the…

    Flagged Legacy of the Troubles, victims and paramilitarism Criteria met: Identity framing, Sectarian or communal antagonism, Dog-whistle messaging.

  4. Member's statement: Roads: Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon

    I rise to highlight the worsening condition of the road network across the Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council (ABC) area and the growing consequences of the failure of the Infrastructure Minister to get to grips with that crisis. Nobody who travels on the roads needs to be convinced that there is a…

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  5. Member's statement: Assembly Priorities and Purpose

    I have had the privilege of representing West Tyrone in the House for 12 years, and I have had very strong working relationships and friendships with people across the Chamber from all walks of life and different political, religious and other backgrounds. However, I have to say that the events of yesterday and recent…

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  6. Member's statement: Flood Awareness Week

    I wish to mark Flood Awareness Week, which provides an important opportunity for us all to reflect on the risks posed by flooding and the practical steps that we can take to prepare for severe weather. The Department for Infrastructure estimates that around 45,000 homes and businesses are situated in areas of risk…

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  7. Member's statement: National Cadets Week

    I rise to celebrate a significant milestone that took place from 5 October to 11 October, which was our first ever National Cadets Week. Across Northern Ireland and particularly throughout East Antrim, thousands of young people are involved in the Sea Cadets, the Army Cadet Force and the RAF Air Cadets. For…

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  8. Member's statement: Councillor Paul Duffy: Intimidation

    I condemn in the strongest possible terms the threats made against my dear friend and colleague Councillor Paul Duffy and extend my full solidarity to Paul and his clan. Paul is a son of the Garvaghy Road. He represents the Garvaghy Road, and, over recent weeks, he has stood firm with his neighbours, as any public…

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  9. Member's statement: Mental Health: Investment

    World Mental Health Day was at the weekend. We heard a lot of warm words about the importance of mental health, but warm words mean little when, for many people, the reality falls so far short. It took years for our mental health strategy to secure approval from the Executive, only for people to be told that there was…

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  10. Member's statement: Parade Disputes

    The past couple of weeks in Northern Ireland have been toxic and polarising in our politics and for our communities. Many people are bewildered at the fire in the bellies of those who can raise real passion when discussing and debating crisis and confrontation but do not have the same passion when it comes to dealing…

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  11. Member's statement: Home Heating Oil Costs

    This morning, the UK Government announced better regulation of the home heating oil sector. I welcome that. It is vital in Northern Ireland — more so than anywhere else in the UK. A third of the 1·5 million households that depend on oil are based in Northern Ireland, yet we will end up with weaker protection because…

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  12. Member's statement: Baby Loss Awareness Week

    Today, I mark Baby Loss Awareness Week 2026, which takes place from 9 October to 15 October, by remembering the many babies whose lives were tragically cut short and standing alongside the families who continue to carry their loss. Baby loss affects far more people than we may realise. We all know someone who has been…

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  13. Member's statement: Community Transport

    This week is Community Transport Week. As a representative of the rural constituency of West Tyrone, I know just how much of a lifeline community transport is for so many people. Community transport organisations such as Easilink, which serves the greater Strabane and Omagh areas in my constituency, provide an…

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  14. Topical question AQT 2703/22-27

    Mr Wilson asked the Minister for Infrastructure, after noting that she is aware of his concerns about arrangements for identifying and acting on convictions of taxi licence holders, including instances in which taxi drivers convicted of serious offences retained their licence for a significant period, and having…

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  15. Motion or amendment: Serious Concerns About the TransformED Programme

    Serious Concerns About the TransformED Programme That this Assembly notes the serious concerns expressed by many school leaders, teachers and academics about the proposed curriculum changes, significant additional workload and cost associated with the Minister of Education’s TransformED programme; recognises the…

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  16. Motion or amendment: Serious Concerns About the TransformED Programme

    Serious Concerns About the TransformED Programme That this Assembly notes the serious concerns expressed by many school leaders, teachers and academics about the proposed curriculum changes, significant additional workload and cost associated with the Minister of Education’s TransformED programme; recognises the…

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