Eoghan Murphy (Dublin South East, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

I thank the Chairman for allowing me back in. I apologise to the witnesses for coming in a second time but it does relate to what I said earlier before the witnesses came in about the committee taking more of a role and spending more time and resources with NAMA. I want to briefly touch on a few things and look at something relating to process. I know there is not much that the delegation can say about IBRC but I want to clarify whether NAMA's time horizon for working out those loans as they come across is 2020 as well.