Yes.

In the context of the issue relating to NAMA that has raised its ugly head, there is a need to keep matters in perspective. The Garda Bureau of Fraud Investigation must be allowed to get on with its work. We know that NAMA has taken all appropriate action and has reported the matter, which relates to a former employee. If Senator Darragh O'Brien has any further information on this matter, he should go to the Garda with it.

The Garda has the information.

As politicians, we must studiously avoid engaging in Ballymagash-style politics and chasing cheap headlines.

Does the Senator have a question for the Leader?

Of course. There are bad apples everywhere as those in Fianna Fáil know. We are all subject to original sin and we are all human. There is capacity for good and bad in everyone. Let us not run away with ourselves. The matter in question is being dealt with. I accept that it is serious, but it is not the House's place to deal with it; rather, it is being dealt with by the Garda Bureau of Fraud Investigation.

Therefore, it is not for us to ask questions.

Senator Paul Coghlan to continue, without interruption.

Senators should be calm because the matter is in hand. Capable people are dealing with it and NAMA has taken all appropriate action. I will not state everyone is perfect, but those at the top in NAMA, including the members of the board and senior officials, enjoy our trust. We should not say anything about a former employee because the matter is in hand.