Order Paper
Reference: OP 48-2227
Date: 16 September 2024
The Assembly to sit at noon.
1. Prayers
2. Members’ Statements
3. Public Petition
24/7 Thrombectomy Service
Ms Paula Bradshaw
4. Assembly Business
Motion: Committee Membership
Proposed:
That Mr Peter Martin replace Ms Cheryl Brownlee as a member of the Committee for Education; that Mr Jonathan Buckley replace Mr Stephen Dunne as a member of the Windsor Framework Democratic Scrutiny Committee; and that Mr Stephen Dunne be appointed as a Member of the Committee for Justice.
Mr Trevor Clarke
Mr Gary Middleton
Mr Harry Harvey
5. Executive Committee Business
Further Consideration Stage: Budget (No. 2) Bill (NIA Bill 06/22-27)
Minister of Finance
Motion: Suspension of Standing Order 39(2)
Proposed:
That Standing Order 39(2) be suspended in respect of the passage of
the Budget (No. 2) Bill.
Minister of Finance
6. Question Time
7. Private Members’ Business
Motion: Great Britain to Northern Ireland Trade
Proposed:
That this Assembly recognises that the role of road hauliers is critical to successful trade between Great Britain and Northern Ireland; notes the concerns raised by the Road Haulage Association regarding impacts on business-to-business deliveries, particularly around the Sanitary and Phytosanitary requirements and the turnover threshold for businesses moving goods from Great Britain to Northern Ireland; and calls on the First Minister and the deputy First Minister to pressure the Northern Ireland Office and His Majesty’s Government to meaningfully engage with all stakeholders in order to resolve the negative impact these matters are having on Great Britain to Northern Ireland trade.
Dr Steve Aiken
Lord Elliott
Mr Colin Crawford
Mr Robbie Butler
Motion: Dynamic Pricing
Proposed:
That this Assembly notes the extortionate prices charged for concert tickets as a direct result of dynamic pricing; recognises the lack of transparency around dynamic pricing and the fact that consumers may be unaware that the price of tickets can be increased by 100 per cent of the original purchase price; further notes the role of the Consumer Council in protecting consumer rights and the need for concert goers to be informed of their rights around dynamic pricing; and calls on the Competition and Markets Authority, as part of their investigation into Ticketmaster, to provide recommendations on how ticket providers and music promoters could be prohibited from engaging in dynamic pricing.
Mr Colm Gildernew
Mr Philip McGuigan
Mrs Ciara Ferguson
