Mr. John Hogan:

The important thing for us was to put the sanctions regime that was expected of us internationally in place. We have done that successfully. The figures there are reviews that were undertaken by the Central Bank. It has a strong interaction as a result of the details that it gets from the 3,000 SPEs in Ireland in relation to their background and so on. I think there is strong, rigorous oversight on that. The information flow can give the committee some comfort that the interaction conducted by the Central Bank has been successful in identifying the scope and exposure there. As this unfolds, if there are additional requirements at EU level we will react to them at the same speed as we have done over the past number of months.