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AQO 4675/11-15
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Mr Steven Agnew
(GPNI - North Down)
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To ask the Minister for Social Development to detail the timeline for the Bangor and Holywood public realm works.
View Official Report for AQO 4675/11-15
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Answered
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2
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AQO 4676/11-15
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Mr Trevor Lunn
(APNI - Lagan Valley)
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To ask the Minister for Social Development what flexibility exists to introduce assessment criteria for Personal Independence Payments different from those in Great Britain.
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Answered
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3
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AQO 4677/11-15
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Mr Ian McCrea
(DUP - Mid Ulster)
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To ask the Minister for Social Development how he intends to ensure that the Northern Ireland Housing Executive spends its budget in full in this financial year.
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Answered
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4
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AQO 4678/11-15
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Mr John Dallat
(SDLP - East Londonderry)
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To ask the Minister for Social Development whether his Department has explored further the option of using the Pay as You Go for Oil Scheme in Northern Ireland Housing Executive properties.
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Answered
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5
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AQO 4679/11-15
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Ms Bronwyn McGahan
(SF - Fermanagh and South Tyrone)
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To ask the Minister for Social Development whether he will encourage business people to convert the empty parts of their properties into living accommodation in towns and cities.
View Official Report for AQO 4679/11-15
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Answered
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6
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AQO 4680/11-15
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Mr Jim Allister KC
(TUV - North Antrim)
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To ask the Minister for Social Development, given that contractors identified in connection with the alleged £18m overpayment on planned maintenance have been barred from receiving any new contracts, what action was taken in respect of the successive Directors of Design and Property Services who oversaw Northern Ireland Housing Executive contracts during the relevant time.
View Official Report for AQO 4680/11-15
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Answered
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7
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AQO 4681/11-15
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Mr Ian Milne
(SF - Mid Ulster)
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To ask the Minister for Social Development for his assessment of the Independent Review of the Work Capability Assessment carried out by Dr Paul Litchfield.
View Official Report for AQO 4681/11-15
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Answered
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8
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AQO 4682/11-15
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Mr Jonathan Craig
(DUP - Lagan Valley)
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To ask the Minister for Social Development whether he is aware that MLAs are not informed about social housing building projects until it is contractually too late to have any meaningful input to the decision making process.
View Official Report for AQO 4682/11-15
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Answered
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9
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AQO 4683/11-15
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Mr Michael Copeland
(UUP - East Belfast)
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To ask the Minister for Social Development for an update on the double glazing schemes for Northern Ireland Housing Executive properties.
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Answered
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10
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AQO 4684/11-15
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Mr Chris Hazzard
(SF - South Down)
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To ask the Minister for Social Development whether he has considered introducing any pilot schemes to help private homeowners to bring their homes up to current standards of insulation.
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Answered
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11
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AQO 4685/11-15
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Mr Colum Eastwood
(SDLP - Foyle)
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To ask the Minister for Social Development for an update on progress of the planned science park at the Fort George site.
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Answered
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12
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AQO 4686/11-15
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Mr Sammy Douglas MBE, MCA
(DUP - East Belfast)
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To ask the Minister for Social Development for his assessment of the potential for redevelopment of the Millar’s Lane Day Centre in Ballybeen.
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Answered
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13
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AQO 4687/11-15
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Mr Tom Elliott
(UUP - Fermanagh and South Tyrone)
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To ask the Minister for Social Development what lessons he is learning from the implementation of the Welfare Reform Act in England.
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Answered
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14
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AQO 4688/11-15
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Mr Gordon Dunne
(DUP - North Down)
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To ask the Minister for Social Development for an update on the proposed transfer of ownership and refurbishment of the Bloomfield bungalows, Bangor.
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Answered
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15
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AQO 4689/11-15
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Mr Sydney Anderson
(DUP - Upper Bann)
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To ask the Minister for Social Development for an update on his Department's efforts to reinvigorate and regenerate town centres.
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Answered
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