The crossbencher Lady Grey-Thompson has a regret motion on the "gateway" phone system which will filter some legal advice claims, and the Labour former Attorney General, Lady Scotland, has another regret motion on legal aid entitlement for family law cases, where she's arguing that the proposed rules will deny help to some women facing domestic violence.

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Baroness Grey-Thompson said that whilst some families would receive slightly more under the new system, new claimants and those not entitled to the higher addition would get half the level of support than is available currently.

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Michelle McIlveen of the DUP referred to the importance of Strangford as a breeding ground for common and grey seals, and said the assembly should not underestimate the importance of the mussel beds as a filtration system and as a nursery for other species.

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Baroness Grey-Thompson said there would many appeals in response to the move, which would "clog up the system".

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