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Minister, that is a brilliant segue into the question that I will ask. Just over 5% of women who are now seen within the 14-day target for a suspected breast cancer in Northern Ireland. That has happened since the list was regionalised. I get the fact that cancer cases are rising, but —
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— that is the same across the UK and across the world. What can be done to make sure that women are seen in a timely manner and that that wait of seven, eight or nine weeks is done away with?
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Thank you to those in the Chamber and those in the Public Gallery whose human experiences are the nub of the debate. Too often, we deal in just statistics, but those are real people, real families and real lives. It is now anticipated that more than eight out of 10 couples in which the woman is under 40 will conceive naturally, but that leaves two out of 10 who will need additional...
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— you scared the life out of me — were published —.
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Sorry. Given that they were published on 31 March, Minister, can you tell me whether you have adopted them?
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Mrs Dodds asked the Minister of Health to outline the steps he is taking to mitigate the impact of impending industrial action by specialist, associate specialist and speciality grade (SAS) doctors across Northern Ireland on health and care services, including waiting lists.
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Thank you, Minister. This is undoubtedly a worrying time for patients. Out of a population of around 1·8 million, over half a million people are waiting for a first-time consultant appointment. Only 5% of women who have a suspicious breast lump are seen within the appropriate time. Today, therefore, I want to give a voice to patients who are really concerned that strike action will impact on...
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2. Mrs Dodds asked the Minister of Education for an update on the status of the capital build programme at King’s Park Primary School, Lurgan. (AQO 3762/22-27)
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