Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

The public interest directors were appointed by the late Minister for Finance, our late former colleague, Brian Lenihan. As a public interest director, I had words with the former leader of our party in respect of our party's view that Anglo Irish Bank should be wound down. I listened to the interview given by Alan Dukes last week and he clearly indicated that he had given all of the documentation of which he had possession to the Garda, in respect of an inquiry following the serving of warrants by the Garda, for transmission to the Director of Public Prosecutions for the preparation of books of evidence. He confirmed that this documentation had been handed on by Anglo Irish Bank. He also confirmed, in respect of the decision to be made by the Government, that as a public interest director he was more than willing to come before any such inquiry or committee to answer any question put to him regarding his knowledge, information and responsibility as a public interest director of that former bank.

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