Partnership government means nothing gets passed: Nora Owen

Former Justice Minister Nora Owen has said a partnership government could mean very little legislation gets passed in the new Dáil.

Partnership government means nothing gets passed: Nora Owen
Sun, 03 Apr, 2016 - 15:30

Former Justice Minister Nora Owen has said a partnership government could mean very little legislation gets passed in the new Dáil.

Her comments came after acting Taoiseach Enda Kenny indicated negotiators were working towards a foundation document for a partnership government.

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