A private members' bill in the Northern Ireland Assembly is a type of bill that can be introduced by members of the Northern Ireland. Less parliamentary time is given to such bills and as a result only a minority of members' bills actually become law.[1] Such bills can be used however to create publicity for a cause or issue and can affect legislation indirectly.
| - | Functioning of Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) | Jim Allister |
| Integrated Education | Kellie Armstrong | |
| Defamation | Mike Nesbitt | |
| Autism (Amendment) | Pam Cameron | |
| Abortion Services (Safe Access Zones) | Clare Bailey | |
| Period Products (Free Provision) | Pat Catney | |
| Hospital Parking Charges | Fra McCann transferred to Aisling Reilly | |
| Domestic Abuse (Safe Leave) | Rachel Woods | |
| Employment (Zero Hours Workers and Banded Weekly Working Hours) | Jemma Dolan | |
| Preservation of Documents (Historical Institutions) | Alan Chambers |
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| - | Civil Service (Special Advisers) | Jim Allister |
| Human Trafficking and Exploitation (Further Provisions and Support for Victims) | Lord Morrow | |
| Ombudsman and Commissioner for Complaints (Amendment) | Mike Nesbitt | |
| Children's Services Co-operation | Steven Agnew | |
| Public Services Ombudsman | Mike Nesbitt | |
| Assembly and Executive Reform (Assembly Opposition) | John McCallister | |
| Licensing | Judith Cochrane |