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Thursday 21st January 2010 SDLP South Belfast MLA Conall McDevitt officially signed in as a NI Assembly member today at the Speaker’s office.
Tuesday 26th January 2010 SDLP South Belfast MLA Conall McDevitt sought confirmation from Arlene Foster, Minister for Enterprise Trade and Investment today in the Assembly that the proposed £1 million spending efficiencies being sought from Tourism Ireland will not in any way impact of the marketing of Northern Ireland In GB.
Monday 1st February 2010 Speaking after meeting local school principals, he said: “The inadequate funding arrangements and financial differentials between primary and post-primary schools stand in the way of ensuring that every child is treated as an individual.
Tuesday 2nd February 2010 SDLP South Belfast MLA and NI Assembly’s newest member Conall McDevitt has made his first speech in the Chamber this afternoon supporting a motion to provide financial aid to cancer sufferers.
Wednesday 3rd February 2010 SDLP South Belfast MLA Conall McDevitt welcomed Minister for Education Caitriona Ruane’s move to block schools access to an educational resource site website run by a convicted sex offender.
Thursday 4th February 2010 SDLP Health spokesperson Conall McDevitt MLA said Minister for Health Michael McGimpsey should order a review of data security in GP surgeries following the theft of more than 5000 patient records from a practice in Downpatrick.
Thursday 4th February 2010 SDLP member of the Assembly’s All Party Group on International Development Conall McDevitt MLA has met the British Minister for Overseas Development Aid at Stormont to discuss how Northern Ireland can contribute to relief efforts in places like Haiti.
Friday 5th February 2010 Speaking during an education debate during the SDLP’s Annual Party Conference, South Belfast MLA Conall McDevitt said:
Monday 8th February 2010 SDLP South Belfast MLA Conall McDevitt welcomed Minister for Education Caitriona Ruane’s decision to make a emergency statement to the Assembly tomorrow (Monday 8th) on blocking schools access to an educational resource website run by a convicted sex offender.He said: "Ten days ago I warned the Minister that many schools were downloading workpages from the 'Sparklebox' teaching resources website.
Wednesday 10th February 2010 The SDLP Health Spokesperson, Conall McDevitt, has called on the Minister for Health to initiate a review of the Swine Flu outbreak in Northern Ireland.
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