Seán Fleming (Laois, Fianna Fail) | Oireachtas source

That is a disingenuous figure, if Mr. O'Sullivan does not mind my saying so. Given that only 1%, or one in 100, went to a hearing, and there was a reduction of 0.4%, it means there is a massive reduction concerning each of those that went. Mr. O'Sullivan compared the number that proceeded to an appeal with the 99 that did not. That is not relevant. I am interested in the cases that went to appeal. For each of the two counties, what was the valuation going into the tribunal? What was the valuation that came out at the far end in respect of them? What was the difference? That is the only obvious question.