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Focus on: James Chichester-Clarke and His Reforms
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In what year did James Chichester-Clark become Prime Minister of Northern Ireland?

1969

In what year was James Chichester-Clark born?

1923

At which educational institution was Chichester-Clark educated?

Eton College

In which military unit did Chichester-Clark serve during World War II?

Irish Guards

In what year did Chichester-Clark become MP for South Londonderry?

1955

Which political party did Chichester-Clark belong to?

Ulster Unionist Party

On what date did Terence O'Neill resign as Prime Minister?

April 28, 1969

What inequality did the 'one man, one vote' policy aim to address?

Voting inequality favouring Protestants

Which police force did the British Army assist under Chichester-Clark?

Royal Ulster Constabulary

In what year was the Hunt Report published?

1969

What were the B-Specials that were disbanded?

Paramilitary police force

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