BBC Democracy Live - Language row in Assembly chamber Culture Minister Caral Ni Chuilin accused the DUP's Gregory Campbell of "pure ignorance" during Question Time in the Assembly, on 3 November 2014. When invited to speak by Principal Deputy Speaker Mitchel McLaughlin, Mr Campbell replied: "curry my yoghurt can coca coalyer." In Irish, the phrase "go raibh maith agat Ceann Comhairle" means "thank you, chairperson." He then asked the minister a question about a minority languages strategy. Ms Ni Chuilin refused to answer the question, saying that Mr Campbell's behaviour was not befitting a member of the Assembly. Asked about financial problems at the Ulster Orchestra, the minister said she had met orchestra representatives. If the orchestra could come up with "a new, serious operating model" she was prepared to give it serious consideration and take it to the Executive for discussion, the minister said. Ms Ni Chuilin said orchestras across the world were finding it difficult to obtain public and commercial funding. Agriculture Minister Michelle O'Neill answered questions on a range of matters, including the draft budget, disabled people in rural areas, and fuel poverty. Ulster Unionist Roy Beggs asked for an update on the relocation of her departmental headquarters to Ballykelly, County Londonderry. He asked if there had been a "full cost-benefit analysis" of the project. The minister said the Executive had approved the transfer and there was a full business case. "It's full-speed ahead," she said. "This for me is about the fair distribution of public sector jobs," Mrs O'Neill said.