Sir Jeffrey Donaldson on DUP not backing 'insufficient' Windsor framework

The transcript discusses the current political situation in Northern Ireland, focusing on the Windsor framework and the need for cross community consensus. It highlights the importance of addressing Unionist concerns, which make up a significant portion of the electorate. The speaker emphasizes the need for further engagement with the UK government to achieve stable and sustainable governance in Northern Ireland. Future steps include discussions with the Prime Minister and other officials to ensure that both Unionists and nationalists can support the outcomes.

What is the main focus of the ongoing work on the Windsor framework?

• To establish a new financial budget

• To promote tourism in Northern Ireland

• To clarify and rework arrangements respecting Northern Ireland's place in the UK

• To ensure Northern Ireland's independence

Why is cross-community consensus important for Northern Ireland?

• It is necessary for stable and sustainable government

• It promotes cultural diversity

• It increases international trade

• It ensures economic growth

What percentage of the Northern Ireland electorate do Unionists account for?

• 30%

• 42%

• 50%

• 60%

What is the next step mentioned for achieving stable government in Northern Ireland?

• Holding a public referendum

• Engaging in discussions with the UK government

• Implementing new trade policies

• Increasing foreign investments

What is the ultimate goal of the discussions with the UK government?

• To expand the internal market

• To restore cross-community consensus

• To increase tourism

• To reduce taxes