Arthur Spring (Kerry North-West Limerick, Labour)
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The policy to date as implemented by the market is such that Bank of Ireland seems to be an outlier in how it is treating people. I will ask some questions to get to the fundamentals of how it is dealing with people in personal insolvency.

Mr. McLoughlin said that 67% was the average and that 75% of the cases being put before Bank of Ireland are being resolved. Is that correct?