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Northern Ireland Assembly: Committee Business: Public Accounts Committee —  Committee Reports (30 Sep 2008)

Nigel Dodds: ...someone whom he had met at university. When he said her name, I began to get extremely worried as to whom he was referring. [Laughter.] He said that she went to a priest to ask for forgiveness for smoking, drinking and behaving in a slovenly way, and for chasing after this, that and the other. However, he said that, after she was granted absolution, she reverted back to her bad ways. I did...

Oral Answers to Questions — Health: Smoking (14 Jun 2005)

Nigel Dodds: May I ask the Minister whether she is satisfied with measures aimed at schools and colleges to help prevent young people and children from taking up smoking in the first place?

Northern Ireland Assembly: Oral Answers to Questions — Social Development: Fuel Poverty (3 Dec 2001)

Mr Nigel Dodds: ...are deplorable and dangerous. That must be addressed. The Member will be aware of the Housing Executive’s policy on this, and I encourage private householders, where possible, to install smoke alarms, which can go a long way towards preventing deaths through fire. Perhaps we can pursue the matter in greater detail in future.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Oral Answers to Questions — Social Development: Home Safety Measures (3 Dec 2001)

Mr Nigel Dodds: ...into three broad categories. The first category covers work done inside tenants’ homes — for example, the fitting of additional handrails, grab handles for tenants with disabilities, or smoke alarms to make homes safer in general. The second category covers works done outside tenants’ homes, including marking steps clearly and providing additional external lighting and...