The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland has issued a statement regarding the annual Drumcree parade, which has traditionally caused tensions in the region. According to the statement, he reviewed a request submitted by the Chief Constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) under Section 9 of the relevant legislation, and examined a previous determination on the matter. Following his review, the Secretary of State decided to issue an official order under Section 11. This procedure is typically used to resolve contentious issues related to parade routes and is aimed at ensuring public order and safety. The Drumcree parade has remained one of the most sensitive events in Northern Ireland for many years, causing disagreement between Protestant and Catholic communities over the route of the procession. Decisions by authorities on such matters are traditionally made taking into account police recommendations and assessments of potential risks to public order. The details of the issued order are not disclosed in the statement; however, the fact of its issuance indicates the continued state oversight of such events in the region.