There are real concerns.

I thank the Leas-Cheann Comhairle. As highlighted last month on "The Neil Prendeville Show" on RedFM, can the Taoiseach explain how it is acceptable for a man who identifies himself as Sarabjit Singh - my Hindi is not very good - is now registered at two addresses in Mallow, County Cork, under the State-funded international protection system and appears to be quite a successful businessman? Mr. Singh owns 20% of a hospitality company, Mohsin Manzoor Hospitality Limited, with a turnover that jumped from €25,000 to €900,000 in the past nine months. He is also linked to two other properties in which he owns a 20% share, which have €150,000 outstanding to Revenue with a collection debt on that. He also owns a luxury home in Cork with a pool.

Deputy O'Flynn should not be raising separate issues on individuals. I ask him to refrain from that, please.

I will just say the individual. The company also owns a luxury property in Cork with an indoor pool and cinema. More concerning, the main business-----

Can you conclude, Deputy?

The main business of Mohsin Manzoor Hospitality Limited is in providing accommodation for international protection applicants, the very system he is living under himself. Does the Government believe-----

You are out of order, Deputy.

-----that this is fair on the taxpayer? Is it satisfied that it is not a part of a greater scheme that exploits the system-----

Does Deputy Whitmore wish to ask a question that is within the remit?

-----that is meant to support the genuine and the vulnerable?

I thank the Leas-Cheann Comhairle.

Does the Taoiseach wish to comment on that?

Just to say to the Deputy, I am not aware of the specifics of what he has said.

I will write to the Taoiseach in this regard.

I am not going to comment on individual cases, but if there is anything untoward - and the Deputy clearly believes there is - there are authorities to which all of that can be reported and properly investigated.