Peter Robinson did not break code of conduct, commissioner rules

The North's Frst Minister Peter Robinson has been exonerated over claims that he broke Stormont's ministerial code of conduct.

Peter Robinson did not break code of conduct, commissioner rules
Fri, 28 Nov, 2014 - 13:04

The North's First Minister Peter Robinson has been exonerated over claims that he broke Stormont's ministerial code of conduct.

The DUP leader was accused following a BBC 'Spotlight' programme of contravening the code by failing to tell the proper authorities that his wife had broken the law.

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