Found: Response from the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs to the DUP - p. 5 Submission from Jim

Found: We have also published a submission by Mr Jim Allister MLA (Traditional Unionist Voice) which criticises

Found: Jamie Bryson: Well, I feel it is, and another very senior elected politician, Jim Allister, has used

Found: TUV – Written evidence (IWF0038) TUV submission by Jim Allister KC MLA Defending the Union The Union

Found: However, I have said I think it is more coherent for Jim Allister to take that position.

Found: procedural issue. 21 https://www.legislation.gov.uk/nia/2020/4/section/1/enacted 22 AQW 3991/22-27 Mr Jim

Found: – I know a lot of unionist people are following Jim Allister [Traditional Unionist Voice party leader

Found: Q510Chair: Dr Morgan, would you not think that Jim Allister, Queen™s Counsel, might have something different

Found: 1Traditional Unionist Voice - Written evidence (IIO0002)Submission by Jim Allister QC MLA on behalf of

Found: The TUV leader Jim Allister rightly stated in a letter to the News Letter that ‚that shameful history

Found: Julian Smith: The points you made are also strongly made by the MLA Jim Allister, but he is participating

Question to the Northern Ireland Office:

To ask His Majesty's Government, further to the litigation in (1) James Hugh Allister and Clifford Peeples v the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland and others, and (2) the earlier decisions of the Court of Appeal and High Court in Northern Ireland in the same case, how much they spent in total in defending their position on the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland.

Answered by Lord Caine

The Government has spent £196,567 on fees associated with the legal challenges of Clifford Peeples and Jim Allister and others.

Question to the Northern Ireland Office:

To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, how much the Government has spent so far on defending the legal case on the lawfulness of the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Answered by Steve Baker

The Government has spent £196,567 on fees associated with the legal challenges of Clifford Peeples and Jim Allister and others.

Question to the Northern Ireland Office:

To ask His Majesty's Government how much it has cost so far to defend the legal case brought against them that argue that the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland breaches the Acts of Union.

Answered by Lord Caine

As at 15 December 2022, the Government has spent £114,691.00 on fees associated with the legal challenges of Clifford Peeples and Jim Allister and others. This does not include the work done in relation to the Supreme Court process, as these fees have not yet been processed.

Found: Traditional Unionist Voice (TUV) leader Jim Allister said there was a need to “separate fact from fiction

Found: Ireland Michelle O’Neill, deputy leader of Sinn Féin; Naomi Long, leader of the Alliance Party; Jim

Found: St Andrews Agreement, as well the party’s willingness to share power with Sinn Féin , the DUP MEP Jim

Found: the St Andrews Agreement, as well the party’s willingness to share power with Sinn Féin, the DUP MEP Jim

Found: Ireland’s place within the UK’s internal market.287 Traditional Unionist Voice (TUV) leader Jim

Found: ernment’s act ions over the protocol on 30 November 2022.48 Northern Irelan d politicians including Jim

Found: arrangements, should be protected i n all its parts.4 In 2021 a group of Unionist politicians, including Jim

Found: The current leader of the TUV is Jim Allister , an MLA.

Found: Unionist Parties, DUP Leader, Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, Doug Beattie, head of the Ulster Unionist party; Jim

The DUP did not “oppose the protocol from the start” They presented it as a “gateway of opportunity” until they were blindsided by Jim Allister and the TUV They, and all of us, have been caught in that cul-de-sac ever since https://t.co/CyfsFGHop3

DUP spokesperson on BBC says “either the Protocol goes or there is no Executive” Seems DUP still chained to Jim Allister in Plato’s cave shouting at the shadows on the wall

The BBC played an instrumental role in building the profile of Nigel Farage in the years leading to Brexit The BBC in the north have done likewise with Jim Allister in recent years Meanwhile, progressive alternative voices feed of the scraps from the table Not good enough https://t.co/xRRKZ68TeL

…live now to Stormont where Jim Allister has just learnt of Jeffrey’s “pause” https://t.co/aP17OywF6P

Found: Key domestic jurisprudence from the reporting year Summary of judgment ΠIn re Jim Allister and others

Found: Key domestic jurisprudence from the reporting year Summary of judgment ΠIn re Jim Allister and others