Northern Ireland: Devolution crisis talks: Peter Robinson

Northern Ireland: Devolution crisis talks: Peter Robinson; Peter Robinson MP MLA (Leader, Democratic Unionist Party) out of main gates and towards pressPeter Robinson speaking to press SOT- We ended our dialogue last night or this morning at ten past three/ Covered wide range of issues/ All parties have invested a considerable amount in the process we're involved in/ All believe it is essential for good of people of Northern Ireland that we have an era were we can share a future together - that is the mission my colleagues and I have been on/Mission we're on today - want to see positive outcome- Recognises there are unresolved issues/ We're in the business of attempting to resolve those issues/ That is the job of politicians/ That is what we're elected to do/ When we came from St Andrews, we came - voluntary coalition, mandatory coalition - if mandatory coalition has difficulty of having the poison of unresolved issues in it, makes it more difficult/ We are up for the job of resolving outstanding issues/ Devolved policing does not inject any fear into DUP- Our manifesto commitment to bring about policing and justice devolution/ Other matters - toxic issue of confrontations about parades/ We have made remarkable progress/ Parties trying to create a crisis do not point out this considerable progress/ Have agreed structures that policing and justice would enjoy/ Good deal on financial package/ Looked at attending issues/ Want to work with other parties