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

Okay. We have the liquidity problems in the banks then coming to light in '07. We come then into September 2008 and, looking at the Dáil records immediately after the night of the guarantee, we see Michael Noonan, in the Dáil, questioning the solvency ... the potential risk to solvency of the banks. Why didn't Fine Gael, as a party, put that position forward? And why did Fine Gael come to support the decision, the guarantee? Did you consult with Labour and what did you make of their decision not to support the guarantee?