Northern Ireland's First Minister, and Leader of the DUP, Arlene Foster answers questions from media

The video discusses past agreements like the Stormont House Agreement and fresh start talks. It highlights the government's request to consider fiscal councils and reforms, noting the inclusion of a fiscal council in the current agreement. Revenue raising is deemed an executive matter, with water charges unlikely due to lack of support. The importance of exploring all options is emphasized, but ultimately, the Assembly will decide on revenue raising.

What historical agreements are mentioned in the context of fiscal reforms?

• Good Friday Agreement

• Stormont House Agreement

• Belfast Agreement

• Hillsborough Agreement

What is included in the agreement as per the first section?

• A water charge

• A housing plan

• A fiscal council

• A new tax policy

Who is responsible for making decisions on revenue raising?

• The Public

• The Fiscal Council

• The Executive

• The Assembly

What is the stance of the executive on water charges?

• They are fully supported

• They are under consideration

• They have no support

• They are already implemented

Who ultimately decides on revenue raising options?

• The Public

• The Fiscal Council

• The Assembly

• The Executive