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

Therefore, when NAMA is audited and the team concerned makes the very fair observation, as conceded by Mr. Daly, that NAMA had a bespoke arrangement - he can call it irregular, flexible or what he will - why decry those who carried out the audit and simply established, as a matter of fact, that NAMA had radically changed its sales strategy and that the sales process was different?

If not exclusive, it was limited. Those facts are established. Mr. Daly said in his own evidence that hypothesis is not evidence. Bluster is not evidence either.