Chris Heaton-Harris was asked if he believed a 'super-majority' was needed in any future referendum.
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BBC News NI political reporter

Mark Drakeford takes questions from MSs, on the NHS, transport and the economy among other topics.

Mark Drakeford takes questions from MSs, on the NHS, transport and the economy among other topics.

It's the final PMQs before voters head to the polls in two by-elections on Thursday.

Mark Drakeford takes questions, shortly before an update on the government's 2023-24 financial position.

He was pressed at PMQs about maintaining the state pension triple lock beyond the next general election.

Mark Drakeford takes questions from MSs, on the NHS, transport and the economy among other topics.

It's the final PMQs before voters head to the polls in two by-elections on Thursday.

Mark Drakeford takes questions, shortly before an update on the government's 2023-24 financial position.

He was pressed at PMQs about maintaining the state pension triple lock beyond the next general election.

It's the final PMQs before voters head to the polls in two by-elections on Thursday.

Mark Drakeford takes questions, shortly before an update on the government's 2023-24 financial position.

He was pressed at PMQs about maintaining the state pension triple lock beyond the next general election.
By Brendan Hughes
BBC News NI political reporter
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