Eoghan Murphy (Dublin Bay South, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

I thank the Chairman for clarifying that. It is very helpful to put things in context. I know that Deputy Boyd Barrett did not want to do that.

I believe in mixed communities. That is a principle for Fine Gael building into the future. We want to build sustainable mixed communities. We do not want to divide or segregate people. We want to unite and support them. That is what we are doing. When one looks at the ambitions around the Land Development Agency, for the first time in the history of this State, any State land that is going to be brought forward for the development of housing will have locked into it at least 10% social housing and at least 30% subsidised housing but across the portfolio of lands, 50% will be social and subsidisied-affordable. It does not mean that other 50% will not be affordable. It will depend on where it is being built and the point in time in the market, and we are talking about the next 20 years. We are bringing forward massive tracts of public land that might never have been made available for housing for housing for the general public. That is a good thing and that is what Fine Gael is doing in government.