Pearse Doherty (Donegal, Sinn Fein) | Oireachtas source

Does Mr. Byrne believe that there is a need for the bank to up its game, but for a lengthy period during the crisis, the bank was an absolute disaster. We put the focus on NAMA, but arguably AIB was worse in terms of the quantum of losses. Now that AIB is back in serious profit - yet many customers are still in serious mortgage arrears - is there a point where it needs to draw a line and start to write off residual debt? Should it make this part of the its campaign, not wait for the customer to come to it or force them with a letter stating that they must surrender their house voluntarily? Is there a need for the bank to be aggressive and state that we will come to an end point?