Emma Little-Pengery, deputy first minister of Northern Ireland’s Democratic Unionist Party, said “victims must always have the best chance of justice”.
it appears after Sir Geoffrey Donaldson resigns as DUP leader on Friday Because he faces charges of alleged historical crimes.
Ms Little-Pengelly said she was “shocked and devastated by the news”.
She added: “Victims must always have the best chance of justice. This must be fully respected and supported.”
“My heart goes out to those suffering who put their trust in the criminal justice system.
“Protecting the integrity of this process requires strict restrictions on speech. I have confidence in our justice system.”
Ms Little-Pengeri went on to say she was “determined” to work with interim leader Gavin Robinson to “provide stability” and continue to “address the significant issues facing Northern Ireland”.
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