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'I won't step down' says Parades Commission chair after Drumcree parade ruling
Professor Evelyn Collins says commissioners accept "criticisms that have been made"
The chair of the Parades Commission has said she and her colleagues do not intend to resign.
Professor Evelyn Collins was speaking two days after a court case highlighted mistakes made by the commission in its ruling on last month's planned parade by the Orange Order to Drumcree church in Portadown.
Unionist parties and the Orange Order have called for the commission to stand down, but Prof Collins said they intend to stay in post.
"We will work hard to regain the trust of all sections of the community," she said.
Speaking to Good Morning Ulster, Collins added: "Rather than resign, the commissioners and I are very committed to fulfilling our responsibilities under the legislation, to completing our terms of office and to addressing and fixing the problems that have been identified."
She also said they "accept criticisms that have been made".
Nigel Dawson, Portadown District Master, said the Orange Order was prepared to meet Garvaghy Road residents
Nigel Dawson, Portadown District Master for the Orange Order, told The Nolan Show he was in "disbelief" listening to Collins on Good Morning Ulster.
Dawson called for Collins' resignation, adding that her position is "untenable" and that she "must take responsibility".