Pearse Doherty (Donegal, Sinn Fein) | Oireachtas source

I know Mr. Deering was in the Public Gallery when I put this question to the Minister. House or car insurance, for example, with automatic renewal would not be deemed a long-term product. However, if I was sold it seven years ago, did not do anything and the premium continued to be deducted from my bank account, I would be excluded from making a complaint. I refer to making a claim seven years later only to find out the original policy I bought, which was renewed every year, was something completely different from what I thought I was sold. Does Mr. Deering think there is a requirement to reconsider the definition of long-term products?