CLEAN : UK should offer no amnesty for soldier crimes in N.Ireland: Irish PM

The Irish Government strongly opposes any amnesty for crimes committed in Northern Ireland, regardless of whether the perpetrators were state or non-state actors. If the political assembly in Northern Ireland is not operational by a certain deadline, citizens will face both a general election in December and assembly elections shortly after January 13th. The outcome of these elections could provide clarity on Brexit, potentially fostering a more cooperative political environment.

What is the Irish Government's position on granting amnesty for crimes in Northern Ireland?

• They have no official stance on the matter.

• They support amnesty for state actors only.

• They oppose amnesty for all perpetrators.

• They support amnesty for non-state actors only.

What could happen if the Northern Ireland government is not operational by the deadline?

• The current government will remain in power indefinitely.

• A new deadline will be set for government formation.

• Both a general election and assembly elections will be called.

• A referendum on independence will be held.

When are the assembly elections expected to be called if the deadline is not met?

• In February

• Before December 13th

• Soon after January 13th

• In March

How might the election results influence the political atmosphere in Northern Ireland?

• They will have no impact on the political climate.

• They will result in immediate government formation.

• They might provide clarity on Brexit and foster cooperation.

• They could lead to more division among parties.

What is one potential benefit of the elections in relation to Brexit?

• They will guarantee a no-deal Brexit.

• They could help change the atmosphere and enable party cooperation.

• They will ensure the UK remains in the EU.

• They will have no effect on Brexit discussions.