We weren't afraid to defend the Union. On the Constitution we got what unionists have always wanted. This party was right to reject Sunningdale. In 1998, when the combined anti-unionist vote was over 40 per cent, Articles 2 and 3 have changed decisively. The North-South Ministerial Council is answerable to the Assembly.
Unionists have a veto.
This party was right to run with the agreement. We must not throw away what we have achieved. Some talk about renegotiation. But renegotiation isn't a one way street. Yes, on flags and policing, nationalists have not respected the constitutional position.