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Edwin Poots names his front bench as the party attempts to recover from a number of resignations.
Arlene Foster took part in a photocall at Stormont today to celebrate women in politics Image caption: Arlene Foster took part in a photocall at Stormont today to celebrate women in politics

Arlene Foster is still currently first minister.

Paul Givan will take over on Monday from Mrs Foster, who was ousted as Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) leader in April after an internal revolt.

When Mrs Foster resigns as first minister, Sinn Féin deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill is automatically removed from her post as well - as the joint office can only function if both positions are filled.

Both parties will then need to re-nominate their respective first and deputy first ministers within seven days.

If one of the parties declines to re-nominate, then a functioning executive could not be formed and a snap election would become likely.