– in the Northern Ireland Assembly on 18 January 2016.
1. Ms Lo asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister for an update on progress for the next round of the minority ethnic development fund. (AQO 9378/11-16)
2. Ms Hanna asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister for an update on the production and delivery of an anti-poverty strategy. (AQO 9379/11-16)
3. Mr G Robinson asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister to outline the impact on services for victims and survivors of the proposed reduction in the number of Departments. (AQO 9380/11-16)
4. Mr Douglas asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister for an update on the Urban Villages programme. (AQO 9381/11-16)
5. Mr Cochrane-Watson asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister for an update on the consultation undertaken as part of the historical institutional abuse inquiry on the issue of...
6. Mr McCarthy asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister what plans they have to contribute to the development of the third UK open government action plan 2016-18. (AQO 9383/11-16)
T1. Mr F McCann asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister for an update on the report undertaken by the junior Ministers to examine the impact of Tory cuts on the community and voluntary...
T2. Mr G Robinson asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister for an update on the implementation of the Fresh Start Agreement. (AQT 3322/11-16)
T3. Mr Lyttle asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister whether OFMDFM will, for families in Northern Ireland, match the UK Government commitment to deliver 30 hours’ free...
T4. Mr A Maginness asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister, in relation to the events of 1916, which will be commemorated and celebrated, depending on your political point of view,...
T5. Mr Givan asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister whether the First Minister can state how much she values education, particularly as he must put on record his thanks to her for...
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