Democratic Unionist Party

Stable foundation for devolution is a necessity: Campbell

DUP MP Gregory Campbell says DUP MLAs have a mandate to resolve the Northern Ireland Protocol and urges a stable devolution foundation, arguing it outweighs any threat to Assembly salaries, and calls on the Secretary of State to set a consistent approach, including comparable action on MPs who miss

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Party: Democratic Unionist Party
Published: 26 June 2022
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First found by this site: 8 Nov 2026, 18:12 found after publication (historical recovery)
Topics: Constitutional affairs (main topic)
Subtopic: Stormont institutions
Type of release: Criticism
Covers: Northern Ireland and UK-wide matters
Shared issue: Northern Ireland Protocol and Assembly salary threat – see how other parties responded

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