Mr. John Hogan:

I believe that provision comes from the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform document which was released earlier this year. Somebody brought it to my attention last night as it has been updated. It is referred to as a living document and it leads to a five-year process around all of this. Mr. Carville and his team’s situation is a little bespoke, if I can describe it in those terms, in respect of the secondment arrangements which normally apply, in that it is the entire unit that has come across from the NTMA to provide that banking and financial market expertise that was well-recognised as part of the banking review, and that was so much needed in the Department.