The UK government today released a summary of responses to the consultation on the legacy of unrest in Northern Ireland. A printed copy of this consultation document and the corresponding response form are available on request using the email address listed above. They called Mr. Lewis` statement in March a “unilateral and firm statement of intent, not a sound consultation process.” The information you send us may need to be shared with colleagues from the Northern Ireland Office (NIO), other relevant government agencies and relevant Northern Ireland executive departments. The information can also be published in a summary of the responses received, referred to in the published consultation report. The summary of the government`s responses to this consultation and the published consultation report will include a list of organizations that responded, but not individual names without the individual`s permission. Other personal data are not published in the consultation response. The government would be pleased to have feedback from interested individuals or opinions that deal with the specific issues that are included in the consultation document as a whole. The objective of the NIO is to publish this information within 12 weeks of the end of the consultation. Take part in the online consultation or scroll down to find other opportunities for participation.

ADDRESSING THE LEGACY OF NORTHERN IRELAND`S PAST: Answer Analysis – Addressing the LEGACY OF NORTHERN IRELAND`S PAST: Analysis of Consultation Responses (PDF, 589KB, 38 pages) Our preferred method of getting your answer is our e-consultation question. You can access it by clicking on the “Reply Online” link at the bottom of this page. The consultation closes the responses on November 26, 2019. This is shorter than our standard consultation period, as under the Northern Ireland (Executive Training etc.) Act 2019 must be adopted by 31 January 2020. 13.In WMS, the Minister for Northern Ireland presented a new framework for resolving legacy charges in Northern Ireland, including “significant changes” to the Stormont House agreement24. In some consultations, external analysts may be mandated to analyze the reaction. If external analysts are involved in this consultation, the Northern Ireland Office may disclose the information you provided in response to the consultation, including personal data, to a third party of mandated external analysts. 8.The new institutes were not created when the executive collapsed in January 2017.

From May to October 2018, the Northern Ireland Office (NIO) conducted a public consultation on the implementation of the agreement`s contaminated site proposals.