Triple

Target entity: Belfast Agreement
Context triple: [North/South Ministerial Council, foundingDocument, Belfast Agreement]

• A. Anglo-Irish Agreement
  The Anglo-Irish Agreement was a 1985 accord between the British and Irish governments that gave Ireland a consultative role in Northern Ireland’s governance and laid groundwork for the later peace process.
• B. St Andrews Agreement
  The St Andrews Agreement is a 2006 political accord in Northern Ireland that updated and reinforced the Good Friday Agreement, restoring devolved government and refining power-sharing arrangements between unionist and nationalist parties.
• C. Good Friday Agreement chosen
  The Good Friday Agreement is the 1998 peace accord that largely ended decades of conflict in Northern Ireland by establishing a power-sharing government and new cross-border institutions.
• D. Sunningdale Agreement
  The Sunningdale Agreement was a 1973 political accord that sought to establish power-sharing and cross-border cooperation in Northern Ireland as part of an early attempt to resolve the Troubles.
• E. Northern Ireland Act 1998
  The Northern Ireland Act 1998 is a key piece of UK legislation that implemented the Good Friday Agreement by creating the framework for devolved government and power-sharing institutions in Northern Ireland.
• F. None of above.
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.