Michelle O'Neil accuses DUP of 'stunt politics'

The transcript discusses Arlene Foster's involvement in stunt politics, where she plans to lead her team into a non-sitting assembly to discuss issues they cannot address. This is criticized as dishonest and disingenuous to the public. Sinn Féin expresses a desire to engage in real assembly work, setting up an executive and assembly, and criticizes the planned actions as mere political stunts aimed at playing to the gallery.

What is Arlene Foster accused of doing in the assembly?

• Avoiding public attention

• Leading a team to a non-sitting assembly

• Engaging in meaningful discussions

• Setting up an executive

How does the speaker describe the assembly's current status?

• It is actively sitting

• It is conducting real business

• It is not sitting at the moment

• It is setting up an executive

What does the speaker want Sinn Féin to do in the assembly?

• Lead a team into a non-sitting assembly

• Engage in stunt politics

• Participate only when real business is conducted

• Avoid setting up an executive

What does the speaker emphasize about future assembly participation?

• It should avoid public engagement

• It should focus on stunt politics

• It should be about play-acting

• It should involve setting up an executive

What is the speaker's view on the planned actions for Monday?

• They are a step towards setting up an executive

• They are a play to the gallery and a circus

• They are a necessary political move

• They are a genuine attempt to solve issues