| Tabled Date | Amendment Text |
| 17/04/2024 | Leave out from ‘highlights’ to ‘area’ and insert:
‘believes that policing decisions and practice should be informed by the requirements of a safe community, to foster confidence and to have engaged and supportive communities;’ |
| 18/04/2024 | Leave out all after ‘2022;’ and insert:
‘calls on the Policing Board to scrutinise as a matter of priority the impact of the roll out of non-armoured and liveried vehicles on officer safety; further calls on the Minister of Justice to consider stronger custodial sentencing for those who weaponise their vehicles to attack police officers and to prioritise a visible and effective police service by bringing forward a fair and ambitious budget settlement for the PSNI in the next financial year.’ |
| 18/04/2024 | Leave out all after ‘2022;’ and insert:
‘further notes the impact ramming incidents have on operational policing resources, including through sickness absence and rising repair bills; recognises the difficult and often dangerous work police officers do in protecting the public; notes the extremely challenging financial situation facing the PSNI as a result of continued under-investment in the Department of Justice budget and the lack of a needs-based financial settlement for Northern Ireland; calls for collaborative Executive action to ensure multi-agency approaches to crime solving; and further calls on the Minister of Justice to consider the case for increased sentencing for those who weaponise their vehicles to attack police officers.’
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