• UUP MLA for Mid Ulster
• Entered the Assembly on 25 June 1998 — General election
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Northern Ireland Assembly: Ministerial Statement: 2008-09 December Monitoring Round and Executive Response to the Economic Downturn (15 Dec 2008)

“I welcome the news that the planned construction of schools will continue. I also welcome the proposed investment that will benefit mid-Ulster. In the light of the Minister of Education’s flawed decision to close the soundly constructed Maghera High School, can Minister Dodds assure me that money will be prioritised for the construction of a newbuild high school at Magherafelt, which is...”

Northern Ireland Assembly: Executive Committee Business: Second Stage (25 Nov 2008)

“I welcome the Second Stage of the Pensions (No. 2) Bill. Although certain Departments have used the accelerated passage procedure unnecessarily in the past, I accept the Minister’s reasoning for its use in this instance. More and more people are reaching pensionable age without their having adequate pension provision. At a time when the cost of fuel and food is so high, the consequences...”

Northern Ireland Assembly: Adjournment: Tourist Potential of Lough Neagh (21 Oct 2008)

“I support the motion and declare an interest as a director of Cookstown and Western Shores Area Network, which works along the shore of Lough Neagh and has funded many projects in and around the lough since 1998. Lough Neagh, at 383 square kilometres, is the largest freshwater lake in the British Isles and it lies in the heart of Northern Ireland. The Mid Ulster constituency, which I am proud...”

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