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The New Assembly & Establishing a Power Sharing Executive
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When were elections held for the new Northern Ireland Assembly?

28 June 1973

How many seats did the pro-assembly UUP, led by Brian Faulkner, win?

24 seats

How many seats did the SDLP win in the 1973 Assembly elections?

19 seats

How many seats did the Alliance Party win in the Assembly elections?

8 seats

How many seats did anti-assembly unionists control in total?

25 seats

Who was the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland during the Assembly formation?

William Whitelaw

How many members comprised the power-sharing executive agreed in November 1973?

6 UUP, 4 SDLP, 1 Alliance

What position did Brian Faulkner hold in the power-sharing executive?

Chief Executive

Who served as Deputy Chief Executive in the power-sharing executive?

Gerry Fitt

When was the power-sharing executive officially established?

January 1974

What event in May 1974 led to the collapse of the power-sharing executive?

Ulster Workers' Council Strike

Who replaced William Whitelaw as Secretary of State for Northern Ireland in November 1973?

Francis Pym

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