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So, he saying i m not wrecking the protocol, but i have to reform it to win the confidence of the unionist communities to get power sharing up and running. well, let me answer you as we answered the prime minister in the following terms. firstly, nobody, including unionism, has a veto on progress. the majority of mlas returned to the assembly support the protocol. that s a fact. there is no call for a consensus or for cross community consensus for the protocol. that s a legal fiction. the british government is peddling this myth to try and dress up what we regard as a very, very negative approach to the good friday agreement and its institutions and to try and dress it up as being pro good friday agreement. let s go to westminster and speak to our political ....
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Iron out these difficulties. no one is saying it s perfect but everyone is saying it s perfect but everyone is committed to sorting out. let s get power sharing up and running. as long as westminster keep putting outcomes to the dup, the dup keep hiding behind that rather than stating very clearly, will be dominate dfm that will work alongside michelle o neill because they have not said they were well up until now. the they have not said they were well up until now. , ,., , they have not said they were well up until now. , ., until now. the dup say that the protocol undermines until now. the dup say that the protocol undermines the - until now. the dup say that the i protocol undermines the position until now. the dup say that the - protocol undermines the position of northern ireland within the uk. they argue the good friday agreement is meant to protect the views of the main traditions here. what do you say to that point? they are saying the good friday agreement is supposed to p ....
Preference votes. you saw the dup coming behind them but also really third in terms of the population voting for parties that want to see the implementation of the good friday agreement, want to see power sharing up and running, really have put aside the issue of the protocol, are happy enoughjust have put aside the issue of the protocol, are happy enough just to try and work that out while the power sharing government are up. big challenges for the dup now and people seem rather than focusing on the positives of what we have actually elected, focusing on the dup s actually elected, focusing on the dup s continuing inability to meet the challenges of power sharing of changing demographic and constitutional status and all of that. westminster has a decision to make, are they going to allow the dup to do what they are doing with creating fracture within government or they going to stand up for the good friday agreement as a co guarantor? are they going to stand up for their own brexit ag ....