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Since the election, Dr Paisley has also twice informed reporters that he intends to serve his full four-year term, which is believed to breach a private understanding with Deputy Leader Peter Robinson and the DUP's rotating ministerial team.
There was no private understanding with anyone in the Mayor's Office with regard to the DWP billings or contract, he said.
It's surprising that Velure, who is a highly regarded jurist, and Roberts, who is the kind of lawyer people in trouble want on their side, would fail to see how their private understanding would affect public confidence in the judicial selection process.
 
 
 
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