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The Northern Ireland Veterans Movement (NIVM) has congratulated Chris Bryant on his appointment as Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, while calling for a ‘reset’ in relations with his office. The group, which represents 16 veterans groups formed after the prosecution of Troubles veteran Dennis Hutchings, said many of its members felt unheard under previous Secretary Hilary Benn. In a statement, NIVM said Bryant now has an opportunity to restore confidence by treating veterans with ‘fairness, dignity, and respect’. The group urged the new Secretary to drop the Labour-proposed Northern Ireland Troubles Bill, which it called ‘deeply unpopular’ and ’emblematic of a disconnect’ with the veteran community. Bryant’s office has yet to respond to the call.
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