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

The issue of legacy jumped out for me as well. That is the whole point. It should not be a legacy. There are one or two references to local arrangements. That does not mean there should not be a competitive process. We are seeing a wider trend which came up last week with Caranua. When an organisation is set up, there is inadequate consideration of the arrangements that will develop a compliant and inquiring culture. A five year old organisation that is talking about legacy is really a carryover from a previous organisation and a previous culture. We have to do something. We also saw it with the Tax Appeals Commission.