About this site
askedbyconnie.nidata.fyi is an independent, third-party website that tracks the questions asked by Connie Egan, Alliance Party MLA for North Down, in the Northern Ireland Assembly.
This is not an official website. It is not run by or affiliated with the Northern Ireland Assembly, Connie Egan or the Alliance Party. The official record is on the Northern Ireland Assembly website (opens in a new tab).
Contacting Connie Egan
These are Connie Egan’s official contact details, as published by the Northern Ireland Assembly. This website is independent, so please contact Connie’s office directly.
Constituency office
- 12 HAMILTON ROAD
BANGOR
BT20 4LE - 028 9189 8170
- connie.egan@mla.niassembly.gov.uk
- Map of the constituency office (opens in a new tab)
Assembly office
- Parliament Buildings
Belfast
BT4 3XX - connie.egan@mla.niassembly.gov.uk
More about Connie on the NI Assembly website: Connie Egan’s profile (opens in a new tab).
Where the information comes from
Questions and answers come from the Northern Ireland Assembly Open Data (opens in a new tab) service. The site checks for new questions and answers every day. Answers given orally in the Assembly Chamber are taken from the Official Report (Hansard). The photo is from Connie Egan’s NI Assembly profile (opens in a new tab).
Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0 (opens in a new tab).
At the last update (20 October 2026) there were 1,138 questions to 10 departments and bodies: 1,065 written questions and 73 oral questions.
What the terms mean
- Written question (AQW)
- A question tabled for a written answer from a minister or the Assembly Commission.
- Oral question (AQO)
- A question tabled for answer during Question Time in the Assembly Chamber. If it is not reached in the time available, it gets a written answer instead.
- Priority written question
- A written question the MLA has asked to be answered sooner than usual.
- Answer due by
- The date the Assembly sets for the answer. “Answered after due date” means the answer was published after this date. “Past due date” means there was no answer by this date.
- Not on the NI Assembly website yet
- New questions appear in the Assembly’s open data before they’re published on its website. Until a question appears there, we don’t link to it. The site checks again at every update.
- Days to answer
- Calendar days between the question being tabled and answered.
- Mentions North Down
- The question or answer names North Down places, Ards and North Down Borough Council or the South Eastern Trust. This is a simple text match, so it may miss some local questions or include some from neighbouring areas.
Downloading the data
On the questions page you can download the questions matching your search and filters as CSV (for spreadsheets), JSON or XML. The full data set is also available as JSON.
Accessibility
This site aims to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA. Text contrast is well above the AA minimum throughout. Links to other websites open in a new tab and are marked with an icon; screen readers announce this too. Every feature works with a keyboard and screen reader, the page respects reduced-motion settings, and text can be resized to 200% without loss of content.
Some answers contain tables supplied by government departments without header rows; we show them as published.