Hazzard Calls For Immediate Return To Devolved Assembly

One party’s reckless boycott hurting workers, businesses and public services says Hazzard

Sinn Féin MP Chris Hazzard has told delegates at Sinn Féin’s Ard Fheis that “one party’s blockade of the Executive is hurting workers, businesses and public services.”

The South Down MP was speaking after devastating floods affected several towns in his South Down constituency.

Chris Hazzard, South Down Sinn Féin MP, wades through the flood water in Market Street as he sees first hand the damage caused in Downpatrick. Some businesses were almost 6-feet under water at one stage. (Photo : Jim Masson/Down News).

Chris Hazzard said: “One party’s reckless boycott of the Executive is hurting workers, businesses and public services.

“Last week, as floods decimated parts of South Down, people were left at the mercy of a Tory government as a result of having no Executive.

“Since the flooding, the British government has provided no support for workers and an inadequate emergency relief package which does not meet the needs of businesses.

“It has stripped money away from hard-pressed local departments which are already struggling with savage Tory cuts.

“This is yet another example of why we need an Executive restored now and all parties working together to support workers, businesses and public services.

“Public patience has run out. People cannot wait any longer.”

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