Order Paper

Indicative Timings for Order of Business.

The Assembly to sit at 11.30am.

1. Prayers

2. Members' Statements

3. Assembly Business

Motion: Assembly Commission Budget for 2026-30

Proposed:

That this Assembly notes that the Assembly Commission presented its budget for 2026-30 to the Audit Committee on 17 September 2025; further notes the report of the Audit Committee on the scrutiny of the Assembly Commission's budget for 2026-30, laid in the Assembly on 23 October 2025 [NIA 115/22-27]; and agrees the Assembly Commission's budget for 2026-30, as set out in the Audit Committee report.

Assembly Commission

4. Executive Committee Business

Legislative Consent Motion: Sustainable Aviation Fuel Bill

Proposed:

That this Assembly endorses the principle of the extension to Northern Ireland of the provisions of the Sustainable Aviation Fuel Bill, as introduced in the House of Commons on 14 May 2025, dealing with the establishment of a revenue certainty mechanism that supports the production of sustainable aviation fuel as contained in clauses 1-5 and 10-15 of the Bill.

Minister for the Economy

5. Question Time

5.1 Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs

6. Private Members' Business

Motion: Opposition to the British Government's Mandatory Digital ID Scheme

Proposed:

That this Assembly is united in its opposition to the proposal from the British Government to introduce a mandatory digital ID for people here; expresses concern that this flawed proposal could result in the squandering of millions of pounds of public money at a time when public services are increasingly stretched; and calls for an exemption to be put in place so that citizens here are not included, if the British Government proceeds with its ill-considered digital ID scheme.

Mr Colm Gildernew

Ms Aoife Finnegan

Mr Pádraig Delargy

Miss Órlaithí Flynn

Motion: Audit and Re-imaging of Memorials

Proposed:

That this Assembly recognises that people should have the right to remember the dead in a respectful, sensitive and dignified manner; acknowledges that this should also be done in a way that avoids causing pain or hurt to others; 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; and calls on the First Minister and deputy First Minister, in partnership with other Ministers and the Northern Ireland Housing Executive, to conduct an audit to assess the number of memorials on public land, to lead a programme of supporting communities to re-image these memorials by removing paramilitary imagery and emblems and references to acts of violence or events that caused pain and misery, and to develop guidance to ensure that future memorials expressly require planning permission and are displayed in accordance with agreed standards.

Ms Paula Bradshaw

Mr Stewart Dickson

Ms Kellie Armstrong

Mr Andrew McMurray

7. Adjournment

• On-street Parking Charges in Lisburn

Mr Robbie Butler