Northern Ireland Assembly, Monday 25 October 2007 Mr B Wilson: I welcome the motion. I have no problem in supporting it, given that opposition to nuclear power and the risks that it poses to human life and our environment is one reason that the Green Party came into power — I am sorry; I mean existence. [Laughter.] […]
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Assembly, Green Issues
NORTHERN IRELAND ASSEMBLY, Tuesday 9 October 2007 Mr B Wilson: Speaking as another unemployed member of the South Eastern Education and Library Board in the last year or so, I believe that this matter should not be decided by unelected commissioners but by the members of the South Eastern Board. I support integrated education, and I
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Assembly, Education
NORTHERN IRELAND ASSEMBLY, Tuesday 2 October 2007, Private Members’ Business Mr B Wilson: That this Assembly recognises sustainable development, in general, and climate change, in particular, as central to its considerations in all relevant areas of government, including opportunities to use local economic and technological innovation strategies to place Northern Ireland at the forefront of the emerging green
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Assembly, Green Issues