Summary

  • Officials from NI's four main ports gave evidence at the Infrastructure Committee

  • Glyn Roberts from Retail NI outlined the effects of Covid-19 and Brexit on the sector

  • The NI Youth Forum briefed MLAs on Our Voices: Speaking Truth to Power

  1. Michelle McIlveen opens the meetingpublished at 10:14 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2021

    Michelle McIlveenImage source, NI Assembly

    Committee chair Michelle McIlveen calls the committee to order.

    Most of the MLAs are joining the meeting by video link.

    The DUP MLA takes the members through some initial committee business before turning to the first briefing of the morning.

    It's a session with Northern Ireland's ports on Brexit and current issues.

    The witnesses are:

    • Mr Ricardo Tonelli, Port of Larne• Mr David Holmes, Warrenpoint Port• Mr Brian McGrath, Londonderry Port and Harbour• Mr Maurice Bullick, Belfast Harbour Commissioners

  2. What's on at the Infrastructure Committeepublished at 09:51 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2021

    Infrastructure agendaImage source, NI Assembly
  3. Good morningpublished at 09:46 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2021

    Stormont

    Welcome to our live coverage of business from the Northern Ireland Assembly.

    This morning, the Infrastructure Committee will be hearing from representatives of Northern Ireland's four main ports on Brexit and current issues.

    Glyn Roberts from Retail Ni will also be making a presentation.

    This afternoon, the Executive Office Committee will have a briefing from the Northern Ireland Youth Forum.

    The Infrastructure Committee meets at 10:00. Do stay with us.