Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

However, to be honest with Deputy Adams, I believe it will be necessary to wait for some time until other cases are sold or transferred and inspections are carried out which find they are not what they are supposed to be, are of inferior quality, are substandard and are not that which was planned and for which permission was given. The Minister will move to ensure these kinds of situations do not apply in the future. However, one cannot do this unless one has supervision and a mandatory requirement to comply with conditions of planning that are set out in the first place, adhering to the regulations that are in the planning and development (No. 2) Bill and so on.

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