Catherine Murphy (Kildare North, Social Democrats) | Oireachtas source

That is paid before the people who bailed everyone else out get paid. Could we find out the quantum of what remains? The property market is rising. While I understand that there are state-aid rules relating to this, is there scope to do it later if there is a possibility of gaining more? It seems very obvious that by bundling all of these debts and rushing it, we did not get the maximum amount. I am left here to speak about the housing crisis. Even if somebody wants to rent a three-bedroom house in Lucan, they need €2,200 per month. I have a real problem with NAMA in any event but it strikes me that rushing the wind-up of NAMA may well reduce - rather than increase - what we ultimately get. Is there any-----