Ms Josephine Feehily:

What we have done is that we have made the property tax data available to the people involved in compliance work in large cases and the high net worth individuals. They have access to the information in the context of reviews that they would do of high net worth individuals. For the moment, we have made the data available to our officers for compliance. Further compliance projects based on this data could be done, but that is down the road. For the moment, our priority has been to secure an amount of tax and to get people onto the register. We are now giving people an opportunity to self-correct. Using the data for other interventions is at the discretion of the auditors for the moment. There is no doubt there are the makings of compliance projects here, but I see that as down the road.