Catherine Connolly (Galway West, Independent) | Oireachtas source

So we cannot make up our minds and taxpayers cannot make up their mind. Is that right? That is what we are here about at the end of the day. We should not make something so hard that the ordinary person cannot read and understand it because they certainly can if we give the information. I take back the patronising way that comes across. We are here for the taxpayer. There is no evidence here that alternatives were considered, which is one of the key issues of the report. On the issue of getting rid of the portfolio, the Minister got a very detailed and long letter from NAMA, which he referred to. Did the Minister reply to the letter dated 12 September?