Paschal Donohoe (Dublin Central, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

-----and the reality I have to a acknowledge in decisions that are being made by the Government. Of course, I have a duty as to how the harm and grave difficulties of the past can be compensated for so those who were hurt and harmed can be recognised in decisions made and that have been made by the over €200 million of fines that have already been levied on our banking sector to deal with the tracker mortgage scandal. In addition to that duty, I also have a duty to allow our banks to compete appropriately with large, international banks in this country, that do not hold our deposits or employ 20,000, and that is the balance the Government is seeking to attain.

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