Paula Bradshaw said her family had weighed it up and decided to proceed with the holiday. Image: PA Paula Bradshaw said her family had weighed it up and decided to proceed with the holiday. Image: PA STORMONT HEALTH COMMITTEE member Paula Bradshaw has defended her decision to proceed with a foreign holiday against the executive’s guidance on non-essential travel.
The South Belfast MLA insisted she was not breaking any laws or being disrespectful to anyone who was working to suppress the virus in Northern Ireland.“I’m not breaking any laws,” she said. “The guidance is there around all of those measures and we as a family have weighed it up. Bradshaw, who is also Assembly private secretary to her party leader and Stormont justice minister Naomi Long, told BBC Radio Ulster’s Nolan Show: