evidence: UPDATE: The Times corrected its article, in response to our request. Its updated article states that in Belfast, the tech sector makes up 26 per cent of vacancies, not overall employment. [...] Using BRES (Table 1.1 "DCA"), the two relevant industrial sectors (SIC Sections J ‘Information and communication’ and M ‘Professional, scientific, and technical’) are estimated to have employed 32,927 people in Belfast, or 14% of the city’s workforce. This includes jobs that are very unlikely to match the Tech Nation report’s meaning of "Digital Tech". (For example, section M includes lawyers, accountants and planners as well as engineering roles.) [...] The Tech Nation "Jobs and Skills Report 2020" analyses data on advertisements for job vacancies across the UK and by particular categories. The report states that for Belfast, from June to August 2020, 26% of job adverts at the online search site Adzura were in the category of IT jobs. NISRA estimate that 14% of the workforce in Belfast is employed in the broader industry sectors of information and communication, and professional, scientific, and technical activities. FactCheckNI estimates that 8% of jobs in Belfast approximate those advertised by Adzura as "IT and engineering".