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The Northern Ireland Assembly and Scottish Parliament

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The Northern Ireland Assembly meets at Stormont in Belfast and shares power between different communities. The Scottish Parliament meets at Holyrood in Edinburgh and can pass laws on matters that are not reserved to the UK Parliament.

Memory tip: NI Assembly = Stormont (Belfast); Scottish Parliament = Holyrood (Edinburgh).

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Where does the Northern Ireland Assembly meet?

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