In light of the public health situation, Parliament Buildings is closed to the public.
No public tours, events or visitor activities will take place, until further notice.
Assembly business continues, check the business diary for information on Plenary and Committee meetings.
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Due to Covid-19 restrictions it is not possible to have physical books of condolence. You can can send a message of condolence online by clicking on the button.
Featured News
Read the featured news on legislation, committee inquiries, research and more from the Northern Ireland Assembly.
- Assembly Arrangements to Mark The Death of The Duke Of Edinburgh
- Statement from the Speaker of the Northern Ireland Assembly on the Passing of His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh
- Recruitment Opportunity: Research Officer - APPLY NOW...
- Recruitment Opportunity: Librarian - APPLY NOW...
- Speaker's letter to MLAs - Assembly Commission and Speaker’s Events and Initiatives in 2021
- View the Assembly Members (Salaries and Expenses) (Amendment) Determination (Northern Ireland) 2020 and the amended 2016 Determination
- Latest tender opportunities
Important Information on Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Visit the NI Direct website for information and guidance on:
- What is coronavirus?
- What to do if you think you may have symptoms
- Staying at home and self-isolation
- Guidance for businesses and employers
- Advice for vulnerable people
- Travel advice
- And more...
Visit the NI Direct Coronavirus (Covid-19) Information website...
Assembly Business
The Northern Ireland Assembly is the devolved legislature for Northern Ireland. It is responsible for making laws on transferred matters in Northern Ireland and for scrutinising the work of Ministers and Government Departments.
Committee Calls for Evidence
Assembly Committees examine Bills put forward by government Departments and hold inquiries on issues that are important to everyone in Northern Ireland. Current calls for evidence are listed below:
Youth Assembly Launched!
The Assembly Commission has launched a Youth Assembly to give young people a voice and an opportunity to have their say on the issues that matter to them. If you are - aged 13-17 years old or know someone who is? Supportive of young people's rights? Interested in democracy? Register today to find out more.
