363. Deputy Ken O'Flynn asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Finance if the issues publicly disclosed by Ulster Bank in June 2025 meet the criteria for mandatory review under the Central Bank's supervisory framework, the Consumer Protection Code 2025, or any related regulatory protocols; and the steps these frameworks require in circumstances where repayment inaccuracies affect a significant number of mortgage holders. [71173/25]

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363. Deputy Ken O'Flynn asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Finance if the issues publicly disclosed by Ulster Bank in June 2025 meet the criteria for mandatory review under the Central Bank's supervisory framework, the Consumer Protection Code 2025, or any related regulatory protocols; and the steps these frameworks require in circumstances where repayment inaccuracies affect a significant number of mortgage holders. [71173/25]

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