Marshalled List of Amendments - 01 July 2014

 27 JUNE 2014

Private Members’ Business – Motions

Item 5: Order Paper 221/11-15 – 1 July 2014

Motion: Demonstrating Respect, Restraint and Tolerance in Contested Parades and Associated Protests

That this Assembly notes, in the absence of a formal agreement on a new way forward for contested parades and associated protests, that it is essential that everyone involved, whether participants, spectators or protestors, demonstrate respect, restraint and tolerance for those of differing opinions.                                                                                               

[Mr M Nesbitt]
[Mr T Elliott]

The Speaker has selected the following Amendment for debate:

Amendment 1

Proposed: At end insert:

‘; and calls on all organisations and parties involved, particularly elected representatives, to demonstrate unambiguous adherence to the rule of law.’

[Mr C Lyttle]
[Mr S Dickson]

Motion: Cancer Research and Treatment

That this Assembly recognises the prevalence of cancer in Northern Ireland and the efforts made by frontline staff and professionals to counteract the disease; notes the advances in cancer treatment being made here and the achievements of the cancer centre in South Belfast which, in collaboration with the pharmaceutical sector, has made significant and unique strides in bio-medical diagnostic research; applauds the global and local economic and health benefits of such research; acknowledges that the predicted increased rates of cancer dictates that more needs to be done in terms of furthering research and treatment; and calls on the Minister of Health, Social Services and Public Safety and the Minister of Enterprise, Trade and Investment to support this work to develop Northern Ireland as a world class centre for cancer research and treatment.

[Mr F McKinney]
[Mr S Rogers]

The Speaker has selected the following Amendment for debate:

Amendment 1

Proposed: After first ‘research and treatment;’ insert:

‘supports efforts to broaden access for local patients to innovative treatments and clinical trials; encourages the establishment of a university-linked Biomedical Research Centre;’

[Mr J Wells]
[Mr G Dunne]
[Mrs P Cameron]
[Mr D McIlveen]