Parts of North's government 'virtually untouched by devolution'

Devolution has made little difference to how parts of the North’s government are run, a new book from the University of Ulster has claimed.

Parts of North's government 'virtually untouched by devolution'

Devolution has made little difference to how parts of the North’s government are run, a new book from the University of Ulster has claimed.

Quangos and public bodies have been virtually untouched while decision-making is made on the basis of the barest agreements between the parties, Professor Derek Birrell added.

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