Mick Barry (Cork North Central, Solidarity) | Oireachtas source

The deal involved goes back to 2014 or thereabouts and it is now 2021. So, the 16 individuals have been involved here for a period of seven years since then. The question arises as to whether this was an exceptional case or whether there might have been other cases in the course of those seven years. That would seem to me to be a strong argument for opening up the books and for going through the Davy books for the last seven years at least with a fine tooth comb. Has the Central Bank done that and, if not, why not?