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Tommy Gallagher
Former Social Democratic and Labour Party MLA for Fermanagh and South Tyrone

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• Entered the Assembly on 25 June 1998 — General election
• Left the Assembly on 24 March 2011 — Dissolved for election

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Northern Ireland Assembly: Ministerial Statement: Northern Health and Social Care Trust: Clostridium Difficile (21 Mar 2011)

“It is clear from the Minister’s statement that a litany of failures took place with regard to clinical care, communication and dealing with complaints. Does the Minister agree that it is not enough to simply confine that to the Northern Trust, when there are examples of those failures in other trusts? Will he assure us that he will meet all trusts? With regard to the 31 tragic cases,...”

Northern Ireland Assembly: Agriculture and Rural Development: Single Farm Payments (15 Mar 2011)

“Why does the Minister’s Department disallow single farm payment claims for hedgerows that are more than 4 m wide? Does she accept that that is unfair and, indeed, contrasts very sharply with the Republic of Ireland, where all hedgerows, regardless of width, are regarded as an environmental enhancement? Will she tell us why she does not apply an all-Ireland policy on the matter?”

Northern Ireland Assembly: Social Development: Mixed Housing (14 Mar 2011)

“Will the Minister outline his position on shared housing? Furthermore, in the future, what is his Department’s position on shared housing likely to be?”

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