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RHI SCANDAL MUST BE URGENTLY ADDRESSED -MCGUINNESS

written by John December 19, 2016
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Martin McGuinness has called on Arlene Foster to step aside but she has refused

SINN Féin MLA Martin McGuinness called today on the other parties in the Assembly to support a Sinn Féin motion in January calling on Arlene Foster to step aside.

The deputy first minister said: “Today we have witnessed a shambles in the Assembly, our institutions should not have to endure another day like this.

“The RHI scandal is a massive waste of public funds and the issue will not go away.

“There is a need to restore public confidence in the Assembly and the political institutions.

“Sinn Féin will be bringing forward a motion in early January, which deals comprehensively with the substantive issues surrounding this debacle. The motion includes three key elements.

“First there needs to be a robust time-framed, transparent and independent investigation.

“Secondly we need proposals from the Finance Minister and the Economy Minister to reduce the losses to the public purse from this disastrous scheme.

“And thirdly we believe while this is going on that the First Minister should stand aside during this process.

“It is a strong and reasonable approach and we are calling on the other parties to support our motion in January.”

RHI SCANDAL MUST BE URGENTLY ADDRESSED -MCGUINNESS was last modified: December 19th, 2016 by John

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