Mary Lou McDonald (Dublin Central, Sinn Fein) | Oireachtas source

On 4 April, the decision goes public. At this juncture, Peter Robinson says he spoke the previous night to the chairman of NAMA, Frank Daly, so Mr. Daly did speak to him then, and the former US Vice President, Dan Quayle, of Cerberus Capital, and on the basis of these conversations he said he believed this deal was excellent news for the Northern economy. Lots of people would take issue with that, but that was his view. Is Mr. Daly concerned, given what I have outlined to him, that a meeting such as the one I described had happened between Cerberus and senior political figures just days in advance of the final NAMA decision?