Ms Aideen O'Reilly:

Yes, my point is that if a valuation had been exhibited to an affidavit, which is essentially the written form of evidence one normally has in judgment proceedings, both sides would have access to that valuation. If one side wanted to put forward a valuation, it is free to put it in front of the mediator. What the mediator then does with that valuation is very much a matter for the mediator. The mediator may share that information in various ways with the opposing side, whether that is NAMA or the other party to the litigation.