Sinn Fein pledge to stand for equality, respect and integrity but does that include the DUP and their supporters?
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It was some weekend for Republicans. They've been celebrating after Sinn Fein returned their best ever election result in Northern Ireland.
For the first time in the history of Northern Ireland unionists no longer hold the majority at Stormont.
In the end, just over 1,000 votes separated the DUP and Sinn Féin - a gap which is sure to spook unionists. And the DUP has lost its veto. Without the magic 30 seats the party can no longer play the petition of concern card.
Sinn Fein fought their election campaign on an equality, respect and integrity for all ticket. But will they show their former partners in government, the DUP, any of those pledges?
To listen to the full programme visit: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08gzvts