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| Originally published | June 9, 2017 |
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| Authors | Dmitry Glukhovsky |
| Genres | Science Fiction |
| Thriller | |
| Psychological Thriller | |
| Psychological Fiction | |
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| ID | 2272278 |
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Stormont: No NI Assembly election to be held in December
There will not be a Northern Ireland Assembly election in December, The Secretary of state has confirmed.
Chris Heaton-Harris had said he would call another poll after the deadline to restore power-sharing passed last week.
The Law requires an election to take place within 12 weeks but it will not happen next month.
Mr Heaton-Harris said will no election will " take place in December, or ahead of the festive season".
He Said that since 28 October, he had listened to people's " sincere concerns about the impact and cost of an election at this time".
" Current legislation requires me to name a date for an election to take place within 12 weeks of 28 October and next week, I will make a statement in Parliament to lay out my next steps, " he added.
" My objective, what The People of Northern Ireland deserve, is The Restoration of a strong devolved government.
" My duty is to create The Right environment for the parties in Northern Ireland to work together to restore the devolved institutions and deliver on crucial issues impacting Northern Ireland 's people.
" I do not take this duty lightly, nor do I overlook the very real concerns people have around their cost of living. "
On Wednesday, Northern Ireland Office Minister Steve Baker said a date for another Stormont election would be confirmed soon.
The leaders of the Stormont parties who would sit on the Northern Ireland Executive met Mr Heaton-Harris on Tuesday but they said he gave no clarity about when an election might be held.
Devolved government in Northern Ireland has not functioned properly since February.
The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) has blocked The Restoration of power-sharing in its protest against the post-Brexit trading arrangement known as the Northern Ireland Protocol
The protocol keeps Northern Ireland aligned with some EU trade rules to ensure that goods can move freely across the Irish land border after Brexit.
Unionist parties argue that it has undermined Northern Ireland 's place within the UK by effectively creating a trade border with England, Scotland and Wales.
The DUP has refused to return to Stormont until the protocol is scrapped or changed.
The UK wants a fundamental rewrite of the treaty while the EU believes sufficient " flexibilities" can be found within the existing Text .
Source of news: bbc.com
