evidence: What about the Irish Language Act (ILA)? That became a key request for Sinn Féin in the negotiations to restore Stormont. It was also the major sticking point for the DUP. [...] The DUP Leader, Arlene Foster said that her party would not accept a "one-sided deal". Her party’s opposition centred on Sinn Féin’s desire for a standalone Irish Language Act: [...] However, this included no commitment to a standalone ILA. Instead, it promised "the introduction and enactment of three Bills" to protect the Irish language, to protect the Ulster Scots language and tradition and to create a role of Ulster Scots Commissioner, and to establish an Office of Identity and Cultural Expression.