The Northern Ireland Affairs Select Committee (or simply the 'Northern Ireland Affairs Committee') is a select committee of the House of Commons in the Parliament of the United Kingdom. The committee's remit is to examine the expenditure, administration and policy of the Northern Ireland Office. [1]
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May 2012

An Air Transport Strategy for Northern Ireland

  • Nigel Smyth, Director, CBI Northern Ireland gave evidence on 16 May. [28]
  • Matt Sheldon, CBI gave evidence on 16 May. [28]
  • Luke Pollard, ABTA gave evidence on 16 May. [28]
  • Doreen McKenzie, Proprietor, Knock Travel and ABTA member gave evidence on 16 May. [28]

April 2012

AIR TRANSPORT STRATEGY FOR NORTHERN IRELAND

  • Mr John Doran, Belfast International Airport gave evidence on 23 Apr. [27]
  • Mr Brian Ambrose, George Best Belfast City Airport gave evidence on 23 Apr. [27]
  • Mr Clive Coleman, Technical Director, Parsons Brinckerhoff; gave evidence on 23 Apr. [27]
  • Mr Albert Harrison OBE, Non-executive Director gave evidence on 23 Apr. [27]
  • Mr Damien Tierney, Managing Director, City of Derry Airport gave evidence on 23 Apr. [27]

March 2012

THE DECADE OF CENTENARIES

January 2012

Fuel Laundering and Smuggling

December 2011

Fuel Laundering and Smuggling

November 2011

Political Developments in Northern Ireland

  • Rt Hon Owen Paterson MP, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland gave evidence on 30 Nov. [20]
  • Alan Whysall, Deputy Director, Constitutional and Political Group gave evidence on 30 Nov. [20]
  • Mark Larmour, Deputy Director, Security and Legacy Group gave evidence on 30 Nov. [20]

October 2011

Fuel LAUNDERING and Smuggling

September 2011

Fuel Laundering and Smuggling

June 2011

Air Passenger Duty: Implications for Northern Ireland

March 2011

Northern Ireland as an Enterprise Zone

  • Nigel Smyth, CBI Northern Ireland gave evidence on 2 Mar. [12]
  • Bill Scott, Invest Northern Ireland gave evidence on 2 Mar. [12]
  • Oonagh Hinds, Invest Northern Ireland gave evidence on 2 Mar. [12]
  • John Simpson, Part-time Consultant, Visiting Professor at the University of Ulster and a regular writer on the Northern Ireland Economy gave evidence on 9 Mar. [13]

February 2011

Northern Ireland as an enterprise zone

January 2011

Corporation Tax

  • Professor Rosa Greaves, University of Glasgow gave evidence on 12 Jan. [9]
  • Mr Phillip Kermode, Taxation and Customs Union Directorate General, EU Commission gave evidence on 12 Jan. [9]

December 2010

Corporation Tax in Northern Ireland

November 2010

CORPORATION TAX

  • Mr Peter Bunting, Assistant General Secretary of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) gave evidence on 17 Nov. [6]
  • Mr Richard Murphy, Director, Tax Research gave evidence on 17 Nov. [6]
  • Dr Esmond Birnie, Chief Economist, PwC Northern Ireland gave evidence on 17 Nov. [6]

Corporation Tax in Northern Ireland

  • David Thomson, Northern Ireland Assembly gave evidence on 10 Nov. [5]
  • Mr Tony McManus, NYSE Technologies gave evidence on 24 Nov. [7]
  • Mr Mark MacGann, Senior Vice President, Head of European Government Affairs and Public Advocacy, NYSE Euronext gave evidence on 24 Nov. [7]
  • Mr John Simpson, Part-time Consultant, Visiting Professor at the University of Ulster, a regular writer on the Northern Ireland economy gave evidence on 24 Nov. [7]

October 2010

Bloody Sunday Inquiry

  • The Rt Hon The Lord Saville of Newdigate, Chair of the Bloody Sunday Inquiry gave evidence on 13 Oct. [3]

Corporation Tax  

September 2010

Introductory evidence with the Northern Ireland office

  • Rt Hon Owen Paterson MP, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland gave evidence on 8 Sep. [2]
  • Alan Whysall, Deputy Director, Constitutional Policy and Legislation gave evidence on 8 Sep. [2]
  • Simon Case, Deputy Director, Rights, Elections and Legacy gave evidence on 8 Sep. [2]
  • Simon Marsh, Northern Ireland Office gave evidence on 8 Sep. [2]