Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

It also said that no third party, political or otherwise, had any influence over the NAMA board's decision on Project Eagle or was in any position to confer an unfair competitive advantage on any bidder. NAMA has fully committed, in this jurisdiction, to responding to any questions the Northern Ireland Committee on Finance and Personnel may have regarding the sale which were not covered during NAMA's appearance before the Committee of Public Accounts on 9 July 2015. We are dealing with two different jurisdictions and two different legal systems. I will give Deputy Martin an example, the case of the Kingsmill massacre, in which information that was available on Garda files here had to be physically transmitted to the coroner in Belfast for his examination after the Government here made a decision that whatever information was available in this jurisdiction would be made available to the authorities in Northern Ireland. There was a difficulty in respect of members of An Garda Síochána being in attendance at the coroner's inquest in Belfast, but the relevant information was made available. The same applies in this case.

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