Mr. Seamus McCarthy:

On the Residential Tenancies Board, what I am drawing attention to there is that it was developing a new system. Effectively it ran into a significant delay and cost overrun difficulties. It is a classic cost overrun issue.

The non-compliant procurement with Tusla has been a constant since it was established. It again relies on the systems in the HSE in some respects for its procurement. There are some of the same difficulties there.

There is more information about each of these points in the statement on internal control. If the Deputy wants to look at that, it may answer the questions he has or the requirement for additional information. It is already there in the financial statements before the committee.