Opposition Criticizes Northern Ireland Programme

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Stormont: Programme for government a 'significant milestone'

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Programme for Government was presented to the Northern Ireland Assembly on Monday .

The plan was unanimously agreed by the four parties in the executive last week .

First Minister Michelle O'Neill said it was a "significant milestone" Matthew O'Toole said his party would be "demanding better than this late, limp, listless programme for government".

Government targets 5,850 new build social homes in Northern Ireland by 2027 .

Document says it wants to commit to long-term public subsidy required to deliver more social homes.

It also committed to increasing renewable electricity capacity by 40% .

The document also specifically mentioned the issue of special educational needs.

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