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Demonstrators picket DUP meeting DUP members agree resign clause
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A DUP meeting was picketed by anti-agreement protestors last night who urged the party not to share power with Sinn Fein under any circumstances. DUP candidates have agreed to pre-sign a letter of resignation to be invoked if they breach party rules.
About two dozen demonstrators gathered outside an east Belfast hotel, as the DUP leadership unveiled its election manifesto. A penalty for failing to comply with rules has been reduced from £20,000 to no more than £2,000.
The news came after an executive meeting on Thursday when the party ratified its election manifesto and its 46 candidates.
Protesters who picketed the meeting urged the party not to share power with Sinn Fein under any circumstances.
About two dozen demonstrators gathered outside an east Belfast hotel, as the DUP leadership arrived to unveil the election manifesto.
Some of the protestors vowed to stand against the DUP if the party fails to rule out power-sharing.Some of the protestors vowed to stand against the DUP if the party fails to rule out power-sharing.
The manifesto will not officially be unveiled for some days. The manifesto will not officially published for some days.