Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire (Cork South Central, Sinn Fein) | Oireachtas source

I get that. There is an awful lot of trawling needed to figure out the precise number. The only other thing I would say is that we probably need to give consideration to the point of a project. I do not understand the mechanics of how banks work on a daily basis but I am quite sure people are given a task of work for six months to two years and a team is set up and things like that. In any organisation that is allocating staff, in so far as I understand banks, I can understand the logic of allowing the flexibility of something being taken on as a single project by a group of people on a consistent basis until such time as the work is done rather than having to consistently come back to it and having members of staff whose regular job it is, coming back to it every year for a few weeks, or whatever way it would work. The idea of it being treated as a single project could make sense. That is just something to give further consideration to. That is all I have.