Questions to the Minister of the Environment
Minister of the Environment, Mark Durkan, responded to questions on: Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill: Implementation Flooding Road Safety George Best Belfast City Airport Woodburn Forest Built Heritage: DOE Spend Illegal Landfill Sites Colin Glen Forest Park: Project Funding Planning Fees: Charitable Organisations You can read the full transcript on the Assembly website.
Minister of the Environment, Mark Durkan, responded to questions on: Cyclists: Road Safety Taxis: Dead Miles Fish Kills: South Antrim Derelict Houses: Malone Gold-mining: Sperrins Road Infrastructure/Road Safety: Department for Infrastructure Wedding Cars: Regulations Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme Road Safety: DOE Campaigns Mining: Rousky, Gortin You can read the full transcript on the Assembly website.
The Minister of the Environment responded to questions on: Building Preservation: Funding; Snares: Legislative Update; Road Safety; Japanese Knotweed; Flooding: Additional Resources; Greenway: Carryduff; Arc21: Planning Appeals Commission’s Decision; Flooding: Practical Help for Victims; Climate Change Legislation. You can read the full transcript on our website.
Question Time – Environment – Tuesday 01 December 2015
Minister of the Environment, Mark Durkan, outlined the actions he will be taking to increase road safety and address the rising numbers of fatalities and serious injuries on local roads during today’s Question Time. Mr Durkan described the number of road deaths in 2015 as “a serious concern”. So far 61 people have died, compared… Continue Reading Question Time: Environment Tuesday 10 November 2015
Environment Minister, Mark Durkan, discussed climate change priorities ahead of the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference during today’s Question Time. TheIntergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPPC) fifth assessment report highlights the dramatic changes to our climate and their causes. The Minister will be attending the Conference of Parties 21 (COP21) as part of the… Continue Reading Question Time: Environment 13 October 2015