Matt Carthy (Cavan-Monaghan, Sinn Fein) | Oireachtas source

Looking through those different types of schemes, there are different types of farms in Ireland, as the witnesses know, and one that is in a particularly perilous situation would be what are broadly described as family farmers as opposed to corporate entities. I would argue that the agriculture cashflow support loan scheme seemed to be very appropriate to that cohort of farmers, perhaps moreso than some of the other schemes. Mr. Black mentioned the potential for new schemes. Will they be based on the same type of model as the agriculture cashflow support loan scheme or will they be more reflective of the future growth loan scheme and others like that?