Sarah Creighton

So, i- it's, yeah, it's, it's a very difficult one.

But I think, you know, some important context i, in this, needed around it, and that is that this parade itself is, is different, you know, both in terms of, I think, the violence and the rancor that surrounded the march specifically, but also how destabilizing it was for the wider province here in the '90s, and later on, I think, you know, Sarah Creighton writing in The Irish News today from a, a Unionist pers- perspective kind of said, "You know, there's a reason why this march was banned for 30 years and never revisited." And I think that's, that's a reason why this is particularly, it's a particularly difficult one.

And for the Parades Commission itself, which, you know, you might argue has been largely working for a long time.

I mean, I'm, I'm [chuckles] not involved in organizing parades, but the Parades Commission was in large part set up to deal, not for this specifically, but, you know, as a result of this specific march, and I think, I think there was an analysis done over the past 10 years of all the parades that has notified, about 63% of the parades were Unionist parades, and 93% of those parades went ahead without restrictions.