A member of the Assembly, the MLA, was found guilty of breaching the Assembly code of conduct. The MLA issued an apology for failing to declare that her son was being investigated for a suspected hate crime. The politician faced criticism for not showing leadership in a separate incident involving the damage of a unionist portrait. The Assembly did not impose any sanctions despite the breaches.
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