Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael)

Sometimes I find it difficult to pick up all the Taoiseach's responses. Perhaps this is due to the microphone or maybe it is me.

The Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government has stated that the reason for the delay in producing the reports on the Dublin Docklands Development Authority is because it has to be reviewed and analysed by the Office of the Attorney General. The constant stream of revelations from the authority has obviously become a matter of considerable public interest. The most recent of these revelations involves what appears to be extraordinary amounts of travel expenses for members of the authority's board. Is it the case that the Attorney General does not have sufficient staff to deal with these queries? Why is the Minister unable to publish the report until it is reviewed by the Attorney General? Can the Taoiseach indicate when that might happen?

See this speech in context