Clarify criteria for holding a border poll as per the Good Friday Agreement 1998

The UK Government must clarify the criteria they will use to decide to hold a Border Poll as per their commitments in the Good Friday Agreement, an agreement overwhelmingly endorsed in democratic referendums by the people of Ireland, north and south.

This petition closed on 1 Mar 2024 with 113 signatures


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To date the UK Government has failed to outline detailed criteria that they will use to decide when to hold a Border Poll. It is incumbent on UK Government to publish a criteria and to ensure that they fulfil their commitments in the Good Friday Agreement as co-signatories of this international agreement.


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