A review by the Northern Ireland Assembly into Jeffrey Donaldson’s conduct during his time at Stormont concludes that it identifies “no relevant information.” The findings are reported as not turning up material for the review’s purposes.
The review follows Donaldson’s conviction for sex offences earlier this year, which prompts wider scrutiny and related checks by multiple organisations. Different outlets describe the outcome using similar language, including that no relevant information is found, and that there are “no reports” made to the review. While the reporting varies slightly in wording, they all present the same core result: the review does not identify information it can use in connection with Donaldson’s conduct during his Assembly role.
