52. Deputy Gerry Adams asked the Minister for Finance further to Parliamentary Question No. 160 of 30 of April 2013, if he will confirm that the total unguaranteed liabilities of the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation that existed at the time of the IBRC liquidation outside of ELA liabilities in euro amounts, subject to currency fluctuations, is €658 million; if he will confirm further to Parliamentary Question No.194 of 23 of April 2013, that the two ELG scheme guaranteed bonds of €933.77 m were repaid in full; if the independent valuation of the total balance sheet of IBRC exceeds €12.928 billion, that the pool of excess credit developed through sale to the National Asset Management Agency or third parties at that independent valuation price is available to compensate the State for the Exchequer finances provided to satisfy these repayments; if he will confirm whether the €9.03 million the Central Bank of Ireland has paid to satisfy its obligations under the deposit guarantee scheme whether if the independent valuation of the total balance sheet of IBRC exceeds €12.928 billion, that the pool of excess credit developed through sale to NAMA or third parties at that independent valuation price is available to compensate the Central Bank of Ireland for this payment; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [21924/13]

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52. Deputy Gerry Adams asked the Minister for Finance further to Parliamentary Question No. 160 of 30 of April 2013, if he will confirm that the total unguaranteed liabilities of the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation that existed at the time of the IBRC liquidation outside of ELA liabilities in euro amounts, subject to currency fluctuations, is €658 million; if he will confirm further to Parliamentary Question No.194 of 23 of April 2013, that the two ELG scheme guaranteed bonds of €933.77 m were repaid in full; if the independent valuation of the total balance sheet of IBRC exceeds €12.928 billion, that the pool of excess credit developed through sale to the National Asset Management Agency or third parties at that independent valuation price is available to compensate the State for the Exchequer finances provided to satisfy these repayments; if he will confirm whether the €9.03 million the Central Bank of Ireland has paid to satisfy its obligations under the deposit guarantee scheme whether if the independent valuation of the total balance sheet of IBRC exceeds €12.928 billion, that the pool of excess credit developed through sale to NAMA or third parties at that independent valuation price is available to compensate the Central Bank of Ireland for this payment; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [21924/13]

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