United Kingdom parliament
Tonia Antoniazzi
Member of Parliament · Labour
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Northern Ireland Affairs Committee · House of Commons · 9 September 2026
Opening and witnesses’ definitions of reconciliation
“Welcome to the Northern Ireland Affairs Select Committee session on reconciliation. With panel one, we have Kenny Donaldson, the director of SEFF, joining us online, Sandra Peake, Chief Executive Officer of the Wave Trauma Centre, welcome Sandra, and Mark Thompson,…”
Watch from 23:19Enforced reconciliation narrative and use of ‘reconciliation’ in the Legacy Act
“And both of you have brought up the unfair burden being placed, you used the word enforced, on victims and survivors, expecting them to deliver reconciliation. Can you expand on what, you know, on those concerns and, and the consequences…”
Watch from 28:05Policy versus personal choice and the centrality of legacy
“And Sandra, do you do you think that reconciliation can actually be delivered through government policy or do you think it's fundamentally a personal choice?”
Watch from 33:14
Northern Ireland Affairs Committee · House of Commons · 2 September 2026
Speech
“Welcome to the Northern Ireland Affairs Select Committee. This is our session on taxation of the hospitality and tourism sectors in Northern Ireland. Welcome to Michael Cadden, Chair of Hospitality Ulster, Selina Horshi, member of Hospitality Ulster, and Adrian Cummins,…”
Watch from 0:02Opening and sector financial health
“But Selina, are hospitality businesses facing different pressures from elsewhere in the UK, and if so, what are they?”
Watch from 0:58Cross‑border VAT differential and key cost drivers
“And so do you think that, you know, what policies, which policies are having the greatest impact on the cost of doing business? Is it just VAT?”
Watch from 2:18
Northern Ireland Affairs Committee · House of Commons · 15 July 2026
Opening: remit and impact of no budget
“Order. Welcome to the Northern Ireland Affairs Select Committee. This is our session on Northern Ireland Executive Finances. We are joined by Sir Robert Chote, Chair, the Northern Ireland Fiscal Council, Maureen O'Reilly, member of the Northern Ireland Fiscal Council,…”
Watch from 0:00Opening: remit and impact of no budget
“I mean, what point in the year will a lack of a budget, you know, it's going to be unsustainable for departments, and I just wondered at what point does it become unsustainable?”
Watch from 3:46Second panel opening: SoS on talks, ‘pressures’ and responsibility
“Order, order. We'd like to, this is the second panel of our brief on the Northern Ireland Executive Finances. I'd like to welcome the Secretary of State, the Right Honourable Hilary Benn MP, and Julie Harrison to us today. So,…”
Watch from 53:15
Home Affairs Committee and Northern Ireland Affairs Committee · House of Commons · 7 July 2026
PSNI: social media harms, information sharing and funding
“Yes, you were talking about, you know, misinformation and disinformation there, Davy. So what challenges does the use of social media by malign actors pose when responding to disorder?”
Watch from 17:37PSNI: social media harms, information sharing and funding
“No, but and you have mentioned there about the timelines and how important they are for you getting as ahead of the game as you can really. And I get that, but then you know the accuracy of that information…”
Watch from 20:29PSNI: social media harms, information sharing and funding
“One of the things I wanted to pick up, Davy, and I know we've spoken about it before and with the Chief Constable, is around funding. Now you said you had the mutual aid support from GB with 168 officers…”
Watch from 23:10
Northern Ireland Affairs Committee · House of Commons · 1 July 2026
Opening of session and witness introductions
“Order, order. Welcome to the Northern Ireland Affairs Select Committee. This is our first session on reconciliation. I'd like to welcome the panel and ask you to introduce yourselves and for Martin to describe the organization as well, please.”
Watch from 0:00Opening of session and witness introductions
“Okay. So we are approaching the 30th anniversary of the Belfast Good Friday Agreement. How would you assess the progress of, you know, on reconciliation in practice and where has the progress been the most limited, Jacqueline?”
Watch from 4:54Reconciliation defined and 30-year progress assessment
“Do you think, Jacqueline, then it's, it should be viewed as a long-term process of social change?”
Watch from 7:31
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