 Its leader, Leo Varadkar has resigned as taoiseach after Ireland’s hung parliament entered deadlock over the choice of a new premier.His administration will continue in their current roles until successors are appointed but will avoid major policy decisions, financial allocations and public appointments “unless absolutely necessary”, and only then after consultation with other parties.Former Irish Fine Gael politician Alan Shatter, in an opinion piece for the "Jerusalem Post" noted that, even if the bill is passed, the foreign ministry could decline to implement it.