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Green Party backs revised Government proposals

The Green Party voted to stay in power tonight after the vast majority of members signed off on the revised Programme for Government.

Green Party backs revised Government proposals

Sat, 10 Oct, 2009 - 20:24

The Green Party voted to stay in power tonight after the vast majority of members signed off on the revised Programme for Government.

After a day-long meeting, delegates backed the proposals by a resounding 84%.

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