Northern Ireland Affairs Committee chair Sir Robert Buckland said it could take a decade for funding to meet need in Northern Ireland.
Sir Robert Buckland, chair of the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee, poses for a photograph at Stormont after a committee meeting
Northern Ireland is set to receive 124% of any equivalent increase in funding for England for the policy areas run out of Stormont, including health, policing and education. PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher has warned of financial challenges, including the consequences around the major data leak last year.The recently returned Stormont Executive and the Treasury remain in discussions around funding for the region.
The committee is also calling for the Stormont Executive to set out its plan for the transformation of public services and to set up a board to implement the plan.
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