She said: “What I have said to him is that the Good Friday Agreement was democratically sanctioned and supported right across this island, that the British Prime Minister and Government have responsibilities arising from it, that our right to a referendum is at the core of the Good Friday Agreement, and Andy Burnham, as Prime Minister or otherwise, has no authority and no right to set that aside.
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