Jeffrey Donaldson speaking to the press

The transcript discusses the criteria for judging government actions, emphasizing the need to see proposals before making judgments. It highlights tensions over the Northern Ireland protocol, with accusations of holding people to ransom. The speaker criticizes past political actions and stresses the importance of consensus and government action to address issues affecting Northern Ireland's economy and political stability.

What is the speaker's stance on judging the government's actions?

• They have already made a judgment.

• They are waiting to see the government's actions.

• They believe the government is doing well.

• They are indifferent to the government's actions.

What accusation was made against the DP in the meeting?

• They were praised for their cooperation.

• They were accused of ignoring the protocol.

• They were accused of holding Northern Irish people to ransom.

• They were accused of supporting the protocol.

What is the speaker's hope regarding power-sharing?

• That it will resume soon.

• That it will be abandoned.

• That it will be delayed indefinitely.

• That it will never resume.

What issues does the speaker want the government to address?

• The problems caused by the Irish seaboard.

• The issues with the education system.

• The lack of infrastructure development.

• The healthcare system's inefficiencies.

What is necessary for power-sharing according to the speaker?

• A consensus among parties.

• A strong opposition.

• A new government leader.

• A reduction in taxes.