Industrialist: If Stormont "were a business they'd be bankrupt."
One of Northern Ireland's leading industrialists has said if the
Stormont Executive "were a business they'd be bankrupt."  Camlin
Group chief executive John Cunningham said politicians do not
spend enough time dealing with real problems  The company
employs 200 people in Lisburn supplying and developing power
industry products.  Mr Cunningham made the comments on the BBC
One programme, The View.  His factory was used by the Executive
and the then Secretary of State Owen Paterson to launch the
public consultation on plans to reduce corporation tax two years
ago.  Mr Cunningham was asked by BBC One's The View to respond
to the latest problems between the DUP and Sinn Fein. His
response was scathing.  "I think that it's nonsensical, totally
nonsensical," Mr Cunningham said.  "It's like watching children
argue, arguing at school. What relevance does it have? Why don't
they put it all behind and really look and address the problems
that we're facing