After Pat Ramsey is admitted to the Assembly Commission substantive business kicks off today with oral questions for both OFMDFM and Social Development.
The Social Development committee will ask for an extension for their scrutiny of the Welfare Reform Bill.
Next its more SDLP shuffling of the decks with changes to both their statutory and standing committees before the UUP’s John McCallister private members bill on Caravans reaches its second stage.
The Alliance party will lead on a motion criticising Education Minister Catriona Ruane’s cuts in her departments spending on community relations.
Business is brought to a close with a DUP motion marking the contribution of the B-Specials and the UDR.
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