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Northern Ireland Assembly: Executive Committee Business: Consideration Stage (10 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: The legislation that is in front of the Assembly, Mr O’Dowd, has been deemed by the Speaker to be competent.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Executive Committee Business: Consideration Stage (10 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: I ask the Member to refer all his remarks through the Chair.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Executive Committee Business: Consideration Stage (10 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: Order. You are questioning my ruling, Mr O’Dowd. When the First Minister spoke, he did not use the word “you”; he referred his remarks through the Chair, and I ask that you do the same.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Executive Committee Business: Consideration Stage (10 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: Order.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Executive Committee Business: Consideration Stage (10 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: I remind Members that mobile phones should be switched off.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Executive Committee Business: Consideration Stage (10 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: Once again we have the vexed problem of mobile phones and Blackberries. I ask all Members to switch off their mobile phones, Blackberries or other electronic equipment as they are interfering with the sound system in the Chamber.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Executive Committee Business: Consideration Stage (10 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: Order. Again, there are a number of private conversations going on in the Chamber. It is distracting to me and to the Member who is on her feet. Please desist, or go to another part of the Building.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Executive Committee Business: Consideration Stage (10 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: Order. The Member should refer all his remarks through the Chair.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Executive Committee Business: Consideration Stage (10 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: Order. Some private conversations are being conducted in the Chamber, and that is very distracting for me, not to mention for the Member who is on his or her feet. If Members wish to carry on their private conversations, I ask that they do so in the Lobbies or elsewhere in the Building. I also remind Members that interventions should be short and sharp.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Committee Business: Efficiency and Contingency Deficit Proposals in the Health and Social Care Trusts (9 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: Mr Hamilton will know that that is not a point of order.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Committee Business: Efficiency and Contingency Deficit Proposals in the Health and Social Care Trusts (9 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: Order. All remarks are to be made through the Chair.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Committee Business: Efficiency and Contingency Deficit Proposals in the Health and Social Care Trusts (9 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: Order.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Committee Business: Efficiency and Contingency Deficit Proposals in the Health and Social Care Trusts (9 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: Will the Minister please draw his remarks to a close?

Northern Ireland Assembly: Committee Business: Efficiency and Contingency Deficit Proposals in the Health and Social Care Trusts (9 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: The Minister’s time is up.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Committee Business: Efficiency and Contingency Deficit Proposals in the Health and Social Care Trusts (9 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: Order, order. The Member must make all his remarks through the Chair.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Committee Business: Efficiency and Contingency Deficit Proposals in the Health and Social Care Trusts (9 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: The Member must draw his remarks to a close.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Committee Business: Efficiency and Contingency Deficit Proposals in the Health and Social Care Trusts (9 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: Order. As Question Time commences at 2.30 pm, I suggest that the House takes its ease until that time. The debate will continue after Question Time, when the next Member to speak will be Mrs Michelle O’Neill. The debate stood suspended. (Mr Speaker in the Chair)

Northern Ireland Assembly: Committee Business: Efficiency and Contingency Deficit Proposals in the Health and Social Care Trusts (9 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: The Member should draw his remarks to a close.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Committee Business: Efficiency and Contingency Deficit Proposals in the Health and Social Care Trusts (9 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: Will the Member draw his remarks to a close?

Northern Ireland Assembly: Committee Business: Efficiency and Contingency Deficit Proposals in the Health and Social Care Trusts (9 Nov 2009)

David McClarty: Order.