The Committee for the Economy is seeking evidence on the Credit Unions (Amendment) Bill. If you are a credit union member, employee, volunteer, representative body or stakeholder, the Committee wants to hear your views by 4 December: lk.cmte.fyi/CU
🗒️The Committee will consider its report on the Committee Stage of the Utility Regulator (Support for Decarbonisation Preparation) Bill.
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The Committee for the Economy is seeking evidence on the Credit Unions (Amendment) Bill. If you are a credit union member, employee, volunteer, representative body or stakeholder, the Committee wants to hear your views by 4 December: lk.cmte.fyi/CU

ALT Blue promotional graphic from the Northern Ireland Assembly Committee for the Economy. The text reads: “Call for Evidence. Share your views on the Credit Unions (Amendment) Bill. Survey closes 4 December 2026.” On the right, a hand is shown dropping a coin into a small black purse in front of a yellow circular background. A speech bubble and pencil icon representing feedback appears at the bottom left, with the Northern Ireland Assembly logo at the top left.
NI Assembly Committee for the Economy retweeted
The Centre's North South ESTEEM project was referenced by Atlantic Technological University representatives when they appeared before the @niassembly's @NIAEconomy last week.
The recording is from 1:46 at youtube.com/watch?v=naKgjB4N…
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⌚️The Committee will meet again on Wednesday 21 October 2026 at 10:00am in Room 30 Parliament Buildings.
📝The Committee will commence oral evidence taking on the Regional Balance Bill with a briefing from Assembly Research.
⌚️The Committee is scheduled to meet on Tuesday 20 October 2026 at 9:30am in Room 29 Parliament Buildings
📝The Committee will hear from the Department on its 2026-27 spending and the contingency budget.
Economic growth, high quality jobs and attracting investment – the Committee for the Economy’s Chair reflects on Members’ first-hand look at the new Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Centre (AMIC) in Newtownabbey. @QUBelfast



