Mr. Ajai Chopra:

I think I would limit that statement just to the issue of burden-sharing with senior bank creditors. I would not ... I would not widen that too much. But as I also said in my opening remarks this morning, I think there were better ways to deal with this crisis overall for the eurozone. A greater degree of mutualisation of the problems that banks were facing would have been very helpful. Instead, as the issue ... the way it was approached was a co-ordinated mechanism for each country to address its own problems. So I think the issue of greater eurozone solidarity would have been helpful, not just in the Irish context but in the broader eurozone context.