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Northern Ireland Assembly: Oral Answers to Questions — Social Development: Personal Independence Payments: Pilot Scheme (19 May 2015)

Ross Hussey: 1. Mr Hussey asked the Minister for Social Development for an update on the proposed personal independence payment pilot scheme. (AQO 8219/11-15)

Northern Ireland Assembly: Oral Answers to Questions — Health, Social Services and Public Safety: Ambulance Service: Personnel (18 May 2015)

Ross Hussey: Like Mr Dallat, I pay tribute to the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service. I had the misfortune of having to travel recently in an ambulance with my late mother to the South West Acute Hospital. The paramedics who dealt with my mother were excellent. Does the Minister know how much compulsory overtime ambulance drivers and paramedics have to undertake because of the 98 paramedic vacancies, or...

Northern Ireland Assembly: Adjournment: Suicide Prevention: Londonderry (12 May 2015)

Ross Hussey: I, too, welcome Mr Middleton to the House and thank him for bringing this subject to the Floor. Like Mr Durkan's, my family has experienced suicide. That word on its own puts a shiver down your spine. I welcome the Health Minister here today and wish him well in his new role. Is suicide preventable? In some cases, the answer is no, and we have to accept that. Yes, we want a suicide...

Northern Ireland Assembly: Committee Business: Committee for Social Development: Report of Inquiry into Allegations Arising from BBC NI 'Spotlight' Programme (12 May 2015)

Mitchel McLaughlin: ...Speaker indicated on many occasions, that it is completely out of order for Members to make gestures — finger-pointing, in particular — during debates. That occurred on a couple of occasions across the House today. I chose not to respond to it on this occasion, but I am giving a very clear reminder to the House that that will not be tolerated in future. It is not part of the debate....

Northern Ireland Assembly: Adjournment: Policing: Upper Bann (24 Mar 2015)

Ross Hussey: I am sure that Members are wondering why I have taken some time to sit here this evening and participate in the debate. I will begin by declaring an interest as a member of the Policing Board and as a former member of the Royal Ulster Constabulary Reserve and the Police Service of Northern Ireland, where I served as a part-time officer. When you hear about the proposals, they do not make...

Northern Ireland Assembly: Oral Answers to Questions — Education: Class Size: Key Stage 2 (24 Mar 2015)

Roy Beggs: David McIlveen is not in his place, Alastair Ross is not in his place, and Ross Hussey is not in his place. That is the end of topical questions for today.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Private Members' Business: Block Grant: Reductions (23 Feb 2015)

Roy Beggs: ...Mr Cree, Mr Devenney, Mr Dickson, Mrs Dobson, Mr Dunne, Mr Easton, Mr Elliott, Dr Farry, Mr Flanagan, Mr Ford, Mrs Foster, Mr Gardiner, Mr Girvan, Mr Givan, Mr Hamilton, Mr Hazzard, Mr Humphrey, Mr Hussey, Mr Irwin, Mr G Kelly, Mr Kennedy, Mr Kinahan, Ms Lo, Mr Lunn, Mr Lynch, Mr McAleer, Mr F McCann, Ms J McCann, Mr McCarthy, Mr McCartney, Mr McCausland, Ms McCorley, Mr I McCrea, Ms...

Northern Ireland Assembly: Oral Answers to Questions — Regional Development: Public Transport: Passengers (23 Feb 2015)

Ross Hussey: 4. Mr Hussey asked the Minister for Regional Development for his assessment of recent growth in passenger numbers on public transport. (AQO 7621/11-15)

Northern Ireland Assembly: Oral Answers to Questions — Finance and Personnel: Civil Servants: Pay Claim (16 Feb 2015)

Ross Hussey: T1. Mr Hussey asked the Minister of Finance and Personnel for an update on the pay claim lodged by civil servants, given that he will be aware of the stress civil servants are working under and, with other Members, will acknowledge the stress suffered and bravery shown by those who worked in police stations and the Court Service during the Troubles; people who are still waiting for their pay...

Northern Ireland Assembly: Oral Answers to Questions — Office of the First Minister and deputy First Minister: Victims: Pensions (16 Feb 2015)

Ross Hussey: I thank the First Minister for his response. I, too, like members of my party, am very concerned to see that people who were injured as a result of terrorist activity are compensated through a pension. How many people have been identified in the initial soundings as requiring a pension?

Northern Ireland Assembly: Assembly Business (16 Feb 2015)

Ross Hussey: On a point of order, Mr Speaker. I apologise unreservedly for not being in my place when called at Question Time. I apologise to you and your staff for any inconvenience that that may have caused.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Executive Committee Business: Welfare Reform Bill: Consideration Stage (10 Feb 2015)

John Dallat: Before I put the Question, I remind Members that amendment No 1 requires cross-community support due to a valid petition of concern. Question put, That amendment No 1 be made. The Assembly divided: Ayes 27; Noes 71 AYES NATIONALIST: Mr Attwood, Mr D Bradley, Mr Byrne, Mr Eastwood, Mrs D Kelly, Dr McDonnell, Mr McGlone, Mrs McKevitt, Mr McKinney, Mr A Maginness, Mr Ramsey, Mr Rogers...

Northern Ireland Assembly: Executive Committee Business: Supply Resolution for the 2014-15 Spring Supplementary Estimates ( 9 Feb 2015)

Roy Beggs: Before we proceed to the Question, I remind Members that the vote on the motion, whether or not amended, requires cross-community support. As a valid petition of concern was presented on Friday 6 February in relation to the amendment, the vote on the amendment will also be on a cross-community basis. Question put, That the amendment be made. The Assembly divided: Ayes 2; Noes 96 AYES ...

Northern Ireland Assembly: Oral Answers to Questions — Education: Youth Centres: Budgetary Support ( 9 Feb 2015)

Robin Newton: Mr Ross Hussey is not in his place. I therefore call Mr Sammy Wilson — Sorry, Mr Sammy Douglas. [Laughter.]

Northern Ireland Assembly: Question for Urgent Oral Answer — Regional Development: Water Supply Crisis (20 Jan 2015)

Ross Hussey: I thank the Minister for his comments so far. You referred to the period before Christmas. I would like to know what discussions you have had with the Office of the First Minister and deputy First Minister about the issue since the dispute began.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Private Members' Business: Employment: North-west (19 Jan 2015)

Colum Eastwood: ..., Mr Campbell, Mr Clarke, Mrs Cochrane, Mr Cree, Mr Devenney, Mr Dickson, Mr Douglas, Mr Dunne, Mr Easton, Mr Elliott, Dr Farry, Mr Frew, Mr Girvan, Mr Givan, Mrs Hale, Mr Hilditch, Mr Humphrey, Mr Hussey, Mr Irwin, Mr Kennedy, Ms Lo, Mr McCausland, Mr I McCrea, Mr D McIlveen, Miss M McIlveen, Lord Morrow, Mr Moutray, Mr Nesbitt, Mr Newton, Mrs Overend, Mr Poots, Mr G Robinson, Mr P...

Northern Ireland Assembly: Assembly Business: Standing Order 20(1): Suspension — Election of Speaker (12 Jan 2015)

John McCallister: ..., Mr Hilditch, Mr Humphrey, Mr Irwin, Mr McCallister, Mr McCausland, Mr B McCrea, Mr I McCrea, Mr D McIlveen, Miss M McIlveen, Mr McQuillan, Lord Morrow, Mr Newton, Mr G Robinson, Mr P Robinson, Mr Ross, Mr Spratt, Mr Storey, Ms Sugden, Mr Weir, Mr Wells, Mr Wilson OTHER: Mrs Cochrane, Mr Dickson, Dr Farry, Mr Ford, Ms Lo, Mr Lunn, Mr Lyttle, Mr McCarthy Tellers for the Ayes: Mr...

Northern Ireland Assembly: Adjournment: Western Health and Social Care Trust: Impact of Cuts on the Omagh Area ( 9 Dec 2014)

Barry McElduff: The Minister will accept that we are all at one on the issue of recognising the excellence of staff throughout the Western Trust. There is no divergence on that point whatsoever, but I echo Ross Hussey's point that among those staff are the staff at Ash Villa, who were due to receive recognition from Stirling University for their excellence. They should be listened to at this time.


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