STEPHEN FRAZIER, CNN ANCHOR: In a little less than an hour's time, Britain says it will reinstate Northern Ireland's power-sharing government, following a 24-hour suspension of local government intended to jump-start the peace process. How does closing a Parliament hasten peace and where are negotiations now? Here is CNN's Matthew Chance.</s>MATTHEW CHANCE, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): A short suspension, but one that may have placed further strain on Northern Ireland's divided politics. Here, thousands of Protestant marchers paraded to commemorate a victory more than 300 years ago over Catholics. There is concern here and now of what progress the coming six weeks can bring.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I think they have got it wrong the first time around. I don't think that the</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: All of them, not just one side. All of them. That's what it's going to take. And there wouldn't be any real peace until they all do. We have been threatened for long enough. You know, nobody could live like this forever.</s>CHANCE: The mood among these core supporters of keeping Northern Ireland part of Britain is one of disillusionment. (on camera): So, the message here among the Protestant community is loud and clear: The IRA and other paramilitary group must decommission their weapons before the peace process can move forward. Across the religious divide, the attitude among many Catholics is very different. (voice-over): In the bulk side, an army watch tower stands over a hotbed of Republican support. Members of this Catholic community speak of how they are looking for end to the British military presence in Northern Ireland and for reform of the mainly Protestant force, not more talk about when the IRA will actually decommission its arms.</s>CHANCE: Now, with the lifting of the suspension, the countdown begins again for the politicians who represent these divided communities to find agreement. Matthew Chance, CNN, Northern Ireland.
Britain Says It Will Reinstate Northern Ireland's Power-Sharing Government