Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael)

The Fine Gael Party put forward a credible and workable solution for Anglo Irish Bank. We suggested it should be broken up into a good bank and a bad bank. Is the Taoiseach prepared to tell the Dáil and the country that he will not put one further cent of taxpayers' money into Anglo Irish Bank unless it comes to him with a proposal to break the bank up into a good bank and bad bank? He must do this so that those who invested in speculative fashion for return can share some of the pain and so that the Government can see to it that good loans that are prepared to work and where there is a possibility of future jobs can be protected.

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