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The Agriculture Minister sat down for an in-depth interview with the 'Belfast Telegraph' last week. I want to put a few things from that interview on record. He talked about death threats and an assault: such things are wrong, and I condemn them unreservedly. However, it is the substance of that interview that I want…
Today, I will speak about the protest that I attended on Friday against Translink cuts, which was organised by students and trade unions. People across Northern Ireland have been stunned by Translink's recent proposals to cut services during the week; raise standard train and bus fares that are usually considered…
I will bring us back from the parallel universe that we have just heard about. Police officers are expected to exercise their duties without fear or favour, and the same should apply to the Chief Constable. Clearly, however, on this occasion, he has disregarded that. The Chief Constable has questions to answer. What…
I welcome the Secretary of State's statement on late Friday evening, which banned the Orange Order procession from the Garvaghy Road. This is not about a victory over one side of the community or the other. It is not about one-upmanship by anyone. It is about lifting a huge amount of pressure off the Garvaghy Road…
Ms K Armstrong asked the Minister of Health whether he agrees that the practice of putting patients on to waiting lists to get on to a waiting list risks understating the true scale of unmet healthcare needs.
Mr McReynolds asked the Minister of Health how he intends to deliver the recommendations of the regional review of neurology services, given that the current funding falls short of what, his Department said, was required.
Mr McGrath asked the Minister of Health, having noted that it has been a difficult fortnight for politics here but that, as ever, it has been a difficult and busy period for our health service, what the impact on health services for the rest of the mandate will be if either the First Minister or the deputy First…
Mr Blair asked the Minister of Finance to provide an update on the outcome of the recent public consultation on the business growth accelerator and proposed changes to non-domestic vacant rating.
Mr Brett asked the Minister of Finance, having noted that he was right to pause the Reval2026 exercise, whether he is aware that hospitality providers from across Northern Ireland, some of which have contacted the Member, have since received correspondence from Land and Property Services (LPS) stating that it will…
Mrs Mason asked the Minister of Finance for an update on how the Back in Business scheme helps towns and high streets, having noted that he recently visited businesses in Newry that have benefited from the scheme and that that is positive.
Miss Brogan asked the Minister of Finance for an update on the work of his Department to automatically remove parental responsibility from anyone convicted of the murder or voluntary manslaughter of a person with whom they share parental responsibility.
Miss McIlveen asked the Minister of Finance what amount of capital funding is currently available to progress key infrastructure projects following the Court of Appeal's decision on the A5.
Mr O'Toole asked the Minister of Finance, noting that we are now more than halfway through the financial year and have heard today about "continued engagement", and further noting that, as he acknowledged, there is no legal mechanism to give workers in the health service, in education or across the public sector the…
Extra Costs for Encompass To ask the Minister of Health to outline the extra unexpected cost of £20 million to the Health Service this year associated with the implementation of the Encompass IT system. [R]
Extension of Committee Stage: Tree Protection Bill (NIA Bill 41/22-27) That, in accordance with Standing Order 33(4), the period referred to in Standing Order 33(2) be extended to 29 January 2027, in relation to the Committee Stage of the Tree Protection Bill.
Extension of Committee Stage: Display of Flags and Emblems Bill (NIA Bill 44/22-27) That, in accordance with Standing Order 33(4), the period referred to in Standing Order 33(2) be extended to 19 February 2027, in relation to the Committee Stage of the Display of Flags and Emblems Bill.
To ask the First Minister and deputy First Minister to detail the number of host families remaining in Northern Ireland under the Homes for Ukraine programme, broken down by constituency.