| Number | Tabled Date | Amendment Text |
| 1 | 05/11/2025 | Leave out all after ‘in a way that’ and insert:
‘upholds the rule of law and avoids causing pain or hurt to others, including innocent victims; expresses concern that there are memorials on public land that were erected without lawful authority and include imagery and emblems that can be seen as marking territory and glorifying terrorism; calls on the Executive, in consultation with the Northern Ireland Housing Executive, to determine the need for an audit to assess the number of memorials on public land, and to promote a consistent approach to enforcement where planning permission is not sought; and further calls on the First Minister and deputy First Minister, building on work to date through the Communities in Transition programme, to support communities to re-image these memorials, including by removing paramilitary imagery and emblems and references to criminal acts of violence.’
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| 2 | 07/11/2025 | Leave out all after ‘glorifying terrorism;’ and insert:
‘calls on the Minister of Justice to acknowledge that glorifying terrorism is a crime, which retraumatises innocent victims, and to ensure the criminal justice system is configured to address this with the powers to take affirmative action; and further calls on the First Minister and deputy First Minister, and all statutory agencies, to conduct and publish an audit of all harmful and illegal memorials glorifying terrorism, give support to the Minister of Justice in delivering a criminal justice response to illegal imagery and memorials glorifying terrorism, give further support to the Minister for Infrastructure for the removal of illegal memorials which contravene planning permission, align with the Minister for Communities to lead a programme to support communities to re-image these memorials by removing all imagery and emblems that glorify terrorism and reference acts of violence or events that caused pain and misery, and to develop guidance to ensure that memorials glorifying terrorism are not erected in the future.’
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