Ulster reform movement, in effect (6)
I believe the answer is:
result
'movement in effect' is the definition.
'result' can be an answer for 'effect' (synonyms). I am unsure of the 'movement in' bit.
'ulster reform' is the wordplay.
'reform' indicates an anagram (letters in a new form).
'ulster' anagrammed gives 'RESULT'.
Can you help me to learn more?
(Other definitions for result that I've seen before include "Final outcome" , "Consequence or effect" , "'Outcome, consequence (6)'" , "Consequence in Ulster (6)" , "Effect of lustre" .)