Democratic Unionist Party

No legislation abolishing selection passed. Grammar schools fully operational. Transfer tests conducted in 2023, 2024, 2025.

Small Business Rate Relief extended annually 2022-2026. Transitional relief introduced for hospitality sector.

No all-island health integration measures enacted. DUP used ministerial veto powers to block cross-border health referral proposals.

Gender Recognition Reform blocked from extending to NI. DUP vote and Westminster legislation both opposed extension.

Windsor Framework (2023) reduced checks on retail goods. DUP accepted as partial resolution; core checks on food and agricultural goods remain, triggering resumed boycott concerns.

Fiscal framework agreed 2023. Corporation tax devolution not yet activated — awaiting financial sustainability confirmation.

Legacy Act 2023 passed at Westminster. DUP supported veteran immunity provisions but opposed some aspects of the information retrieval mechanism.

Identity and Language (NI) Act 2022 passed at Westminster despite DUP opposition, establishing an Irish Language Commissioner.

22-month Stormont boycott meant no executive was formed to agree health budgets. Waiting lists rose to record highs during boycott period.

Rural proofing guidance existed but no new statutory strategy produced during mandate period. Boycott disrupted delivery.

York Street interchange and A5 road projects delayed. No additional commitments during boycott. Infrastructure budget cut in 2024-25.

Civic Forum reform has not been progressed. No legislation or consultation published as of 2026.