
ALT Image is the banner of the Brexit and Beyond Newsletter. on the far left of the centre of the image is the Assembly's Blue Flax logo - to the right are the words Brexit and Beyond Newsletter 21 September 2026. Along the top and bottom of the rectangular image are a range of photographs, these include: The Speaker, Edwin Poots MLA with the Secretary of State. Chris Bryant MP, the First and deputy First Minister with the UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, he Minister for Intergovernmental Relations and European Relations, Hamish Falconer MP with his European counterpart, Commissioner Maros Šefčovič, the Windsor Framework Democratic Scrutiny Committee pictured on the Great Hall staircase in Parliament Buildings as well as images of the exterior of Parliament Buildings and the inside of the Assembly Chamber.

ALT On the left of this rectangular graphic is a portrait-shaped photo of the Chair of the Public Accounts Committee, Daniel McCrossan MLA. On the right side of the graphic, there is a portrait-shaped black text box with white writing. A quote from the Chair reads: “The Energy Strategy presents a major economic opportunity. It has the potential to attract investment, create jobs, improve energy security and support the transition to a low-carbon economy. However, opportunities will not wait indefinitely." Below the text is the Chair’s name and title. The Assembly’s flax logo is shown in white on the bottom right of the graphic.

ALT Blue promotional graphic from the Northern Ireland Assembly Committee for the Economy. The text reads: “Call for Evidence. Share your views on the Credit Unions (Amendment) Bill. Survey closes 4 December 2026.” On the right, a hand is shown dropping a coin into a small black purse in front of a yellow circular background. A speech bubble and pencil icon representing feedback appears at the bottom left, with the Northern Ireland Assembly logo at the top left.

ALT Speaker Edwin Poots stands beside His Excellency Ruslan Bolbocean, Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to the United Kingdom, as the Ambassador signs the visitors' book at Parliament Buildings. The two men are pictured in a formal reception room with leather sofas, framed portraits and artwork on the walls, and a floral arrangement on the table in the foreground.











