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  • Promised funding must now be delivered - Murphy

    Date published: 12 January 2020

    Following his appointment as Finance Minister, Conor Murphy has said it’s time for the two Governments to deliver the promised financial package.

    Finance Minister Conor Murphy

    Minister Murphy said: “The New Decade, New Approach document presented by the Governments contains ambitious commitments for public services and workers. To deliver these commitments, the Governments pledged a substantial injection of funding, over and above the block grant.

    “The local parties have done their part by restoring the power-sharing Executive. The two Governments must now honour their pledge and provide the funding needed to deliver on the New Decade, New Approach document.”

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