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Thank you in particular for taking our disagreement to the article talk page, to work towards consensus. This is exactly how Wikipedia is supposed to work (see Wikipedia:Bold, revert, discuss) and you got there directly.
I don't think we are too far apart – the question is really about proportionality, how much detail to get into. Clearly the WF article is a low level one and it is reasonable to go into more detail there than would be appropriate in the "embracing" Northern Ireland Protocol article. So it is a judgement call. IMO, it is enough to say that the DUP voted against and x Tory MPs voted against the government and y Tories abstained. But other editors may be more inclined to your view rather than mine, so let's see what consensus emerges. Meanwhile, you can certainly add a further comment at the Framework talk page. Again, welcome. --𝕁𝕄𝔽 (talk) 23:10, 22 March 2023 (UTC)