Fianna Fail leader discusses the political impasse in Northern Ireland

The transcript discusses the need for the restoration of the Assembly and executive in Northern Ireland, emphasizing Parliament's role in solving problems. It suggests a referendum on marriage equality as a potential solution to political deadlock. The text criticizes the collapse of institutions over scandals, stressing the importance of inquiries instead. It also addresses the responsibility for murder during a political vacuum and highlights the urgency of restoring political structures to address issues like education, housing, and health.

What is the primary role of Parliament according to the speaker?

• To represent only the majority

• To avoid conflicts

• To solve problems

• To create laws

What solution does the speaker propose to address the political deadlock?

• Holding a general election

• Implementing new policies

• Appointing a new executive

• Conducting a referendum on marriage equality

How does the speaker suggest scandals should be handled?

• By conducting an inquiry

• By ignoring them

• By changing leadership

• By collapsing Parliament

What is the speaker's view on the collapse of institutions over the heating scandal?

• It was unavoidable

• It was a fundamental mistake

• It was necessary

• It was a minor issue

Why is there an urgent need for the restoration of politics in Northern Ireland?

• To address issues like education, housing, and health

• To improve international relations

• To increase taxes

• To reduce government spending