DUP gives green light for restoration of Stormont devolution on Saturday

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : "On Tuesday, before the command paper's publication, the UK and EU did announce a joint move on trade tariff quotas that would increase the ability of Northern Ireland traders to import internationally sourced agri-food goods via UK free trade deals with other countries.
56% : One provides legislative assurances on Northern Ireland's constitutional position within the UK, the other would deliver the changes to the trading system by amending the Internal Markets Act.
55% : "It is my intention to meet with the leaders of the other executive parties during the course of Friday to finalise arrangements on the key issues that will be tackled by the incoming executive.
52% : Lord Dodds insisted the sea border "still exists", while East Antrim MP Mr Wilson said Northern Ireland remained "subservient" to EU rules.
52% : He said EU laws governed "large swathes" of Northern Ireland's economy.
46% : The Government faced questions in Parliament from Brexiteer backbenchers who expressed concern that the deal agreed with the DUP would place limits on the UK's ability to diverge from EU regulations.
45% : Earlier on Thursday, Irish premier Leo Varadkar said the EU would have "some questions" about the deal, which pledges significant changes to post-Brexit trading arrangements.

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