Diarmuid Wilson (Fianna Fail) | Oireachtas source

The eminent professor of economics came up with that figure based on the amount of money it takes to process water and the number of households in the country. The figure seems to be a realistic one. When one combines that with the famous standing charge we dealt with earlier, it will be quite a considerable bill for a normal household. For a household with a substantial number of people living in it, however - perhaps three generations - what free water allocation will be made for them? How will it be determined?