Paul McAuliffe (Dublin North-West, Fianna Fail)

Of course, so there is a broader cost than just accommodation. The reason I ask that question is that I was reading the OECD report with regard to the Development Assistance Committee, that is, the DAC-able element, and it has a cost per refugee for different OECD countries. The UK was the highest at $26,400, but Ireland was second at $19,400. Have we looked at other countries and the cost of refugee protection in Ireland as opposed to there? It would appear, in the context of that report - and I accept I am throwing at a report at the witnesses, poorly referenced - that we are a complete outlier in terms of the cost per refugee that we are reporting.