Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has said he "straight rejects" that the DUP is to be faulted for converses with reestablish devolution neglecting to agree.
On Thursday, the British and Irish governments said progress had been made, yet laid the fault at the feet of the DUP for the absence of an arrangement.
Sir Jeffrey said the DUP had more chats with the secretary of state on Friday morning.
Sinn Féin pioneer Mary Lou McDonald said no single gathering should hinder an arrangement.
Nonetheless, Sir Jeffrey said his gathering "isn't an obstacle to advance here".
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"Our need currently is to get Stormont back ready for action with the goal that we can handle the issues identified with the emergency in the wellbeing administration," he included.
Notwithstanding, he said no content for a proposed arrangement hosted been introduced to the gatherings.
"We need to find in high contrast what is proposed here as far as the remarkable issues," he said.
"How might we consent to something we haven't seen."
Sir Jeffrey said that DUP priests were fit to be delegated "from the very first moment", yet added that any arrangement must be adjusted and reasonable.
On Thursday, NI secretary Julian Smith said he was "profoundly disillusioned" that every one of the gatherings were not yet in understanding.
Irish Tánaiste (Deputy Prime Minister) Simon Coveney said an arrangement could in any case be come to if the DUP changed its methodology.
On Friday, Sinn Féin's Ms McDonald said that "we have a procedure of arrangement and commitment and the DUP have put the brakes on it".
"We're prepared to do the business, thus now the test tumbles to other people and to the DUP specifically," she included.
"None of us on the temples of Christmas need to have a contention or fight with the DUP, we need to complete the business, we need to complete great government for everyone here in the north.
"That is the test, we have no enthusiasm for a habitual pettiness."
She said either an understanding was finished up "or we go to races".
The SDLP's Nichola Mallon said she was "attempting to comprehend why the DUP need additional time".
"We either do it the prior week Christmas or we do it the week after," she said.
Northern Ireland has been without decayed government since January 2017.
The NI Assembly fallen when the two greatest gatherings - the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) and Sinn Féin - split in an unpleasant line over the DUP's treatment of an efficient power vitality embarrassment.
It is indistinct whether talks will continue before Christmas.
The legislatures state devolution must be reestablished by 13 January 2020, or the Northern Ireland secretary will call a new get together political race.
Gatherings ought to reflect
Talking after a gathering including the five primary gatherings and the tánaiste, Mr Smith said they were "exceptionally near having the option to table a content of understanding and bargain".
"I accept on the off chance that we could table a content we could be back in the gathering on Monday.
"However, lamentably we don't have all gatherings ready, so the judgment I have made is that we ought not table content.
"We will enable all gatherings to ponder the effect of that choice on individuals in Northern Ireland who are profoundly influenced by the absence of basic leadership at Stormont."
What an irregular move by the two governments - getting out the DUP for halting a Christmas achievement.
While talks have been increase at pace this week, one Stormont source said the DUP was "stalling" over change of the appeal of concern.
It's not clear what precisely the hindrance with respect to the utilization of the disputable veto instrument is, however Thursday's roundtable appeared to be an endeavor to push the DUP over the line.
Be that as it may, as of now the DUP has responded gravely to the legislatures' strategy, saying it won't be skiped into anything and demanding there can't be cutoff times on such a delicate procedure.
Given the present cutoff time is one month from now, things may delay over Christmas and enable the gatherings more opportunity to evaluate their positions.
Come January however, there are just two decisions left - take the arrangement on offer or face a new political race.
Some in the DUP will discover neither of those choices engaging.
On the off chance that an appeal of concern is exhibited to the get together speaker, any movement or change will require cross-network support.
Viably this implies, gave enough MLAs from a specific network concur, that network can practice a veto over the gathering's choices.
'Have fortitude and lead'Alliance Party pioneer Naomi Long portrayed it as a "frustrating end" to the week, and said the gatherings expected to return after Christmas and get it over the line.
"I accept an arrangement should be possible now, genuine advancement has been made - sadly not the entirety of the gatherings concur that is the situation," she said.
"Individuals currently need to have the mental fortitude and lead, as opposed to just hang tight for other people."
Ulster Unionist pioneer Steve Aiken said his gathering would be prepared with their "telephones on" over Christmas to reestablish devolution.
"It would be fascinating on the off chance that we comprehended what the DUP's genuine concerns were," he said.
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