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Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (Amendment No. 4) Regulations – Tuesday 16 June 2020

https://youtu.be/VLYf8XCrA4A Members discuss the Executive Office motion to approve the Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (Amendment No. 4) Regulations. The amendment allows the provision of a drive-in cinema or live entertainment event for people attending on in vehicles. Read more about Amendment 4 to the Regulations Watch MLAs discuss Amendments 2 and 3 Watch MLAs discuss… Continue Reading Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (Amendment No. 4) Regulations – Tuesday 16 June 2020

Consideration Stage: Housing (Amendment) Bill – Tuesday 16 June 2020

https://youtu.be/6jOMyMum32M MLAs discuss the consideration stage of the Housing (Amendment) Bill along with its associated amendments and clauses. View the Bill Watch MLAs approve accelerated passage for the Bill on 1 June 2020 Watch MLAs pass the second stage of the Bill on 1 June 2020

Tributes to the late Mr Billy Bell – Tuesday 16 June 2020

MLAs pay tribute to the late Mr Billy Bell who formerly served as an MLA for the Lagan Valley constituency. View Mr Bell’s profile on the Assembly website.

Stress Experienced by Northern Ireland Prison Service staff – Tuesday 9 June 2020

UUP MLAs Doug Beattie and Robbie Butler propose a motion that this Assembly notes the stress experienced by members of the Northern Ireland Prison Service in the course of their duties. They call on the Minister of Finance to ensure that the Northern Ireland Civil Service Human Resources policy on Inefficiency Sickness Absence Management takes… Continue Reading Stress Experienced by Northern Ireland Prison Service staff – Tuesday 9 June 2020

Support for Sheep and Beef Farmers through the COVID-19 Pandemic – Tuesday 9 June 2020

https://youtu.be/VVJEl16gqhQ Sinn Fein MLAs Declan McAleer, Philip McGuigan, Emma Sheerin and Jemma Dolan propose a motion that the Assembly notes the important role that sheep and beef farmers play in ensuring a safe and secure supply of food for the population and recognises that COVID-19 has had a huge impact on this sector with the… Continue Reading Support for Sheep and Beef Farmers through the COVID-19 Pandemic – Tuesday 9 June 2020

Legislative Consent Motion: Birmingham Commonwealth Games Bill – Tuesday 9 June 2020

https://youtu.be/EhbQNucu3ms Justice Minister Naomi Long moves the Legislative Consent Motion for the Birmingham Commonwealth Games Bill that asks that the Assembly agrees to the extension to Northern Ireland of a number of provisions within the Bill relating to the creation of a new offence which prohibits the unauthorised sale or resale of Games tickets. View… Continue Reading Legislative Consent Motion: Birmingham Commonwealth Games Bill – Tuesday 9 June 2020

The draft NI Criminal Injuries Compensation (Amendment 2020) Scheme (2009) – Tuesday 9 June 2020

https://youtu.be/moNSgkxkz6s Justice Minister Naomi Long asks that the draft Northern Ireland Criminal Injuries Compensation (Amendment 2020) Scheme (2009) be approved. Find out more about what the changes will mean…

Urgent Oral Question to the Economy Minister – Tuesday 9 June 2020

https://youtu.be/QqzJPBoEDHk MLA John O’Dowd asks the Minister for the Economy, Diane Dodds, what action her Department plans to take to help avoid the loss of 500 jobs at Thompson Aero Seating in Banbridge and Portadown.

Urgent Oral Question to Justice Minister – Tuesday 9 June 2020

https://youtu.be/MvM-_m_m_N0 MLA Paul Givan asks Minister of Justice Naomi Long for her assessment of the police enforcement powers related to COVID-19 Regulations following the breach of Regulation 6 in respect of the mass gathering that took place outside Belfast City Hall on 3 June 2020.

Health Minister Statement: Rebuilding Health and Social Care Services – Tuesday 9 June 2020

https://youtu.be/dROi5gIgM6Q Health Minister Robin Swann makes a statement to the Assembly on the Department’s plans for rebuilding Health and Social Care Services in light of the huge impact of COVID-19. Following the statement, Members took their opportunity to question the Minister on its content.