80. Deputy Pearse Doherty asked the Minister for Finance the reason the National Asset Management Agency did not take on outstanding development levies owed by developers when bad loans were transferred to the agency; and in view of the fact that these outstanding levies are now considered to stand at €750 million and some individual councils are trying to pursue individual householders, if he has considered the possibility of NAMA dealing with local authorities in cases in which the outstanding debt is from a developer who is now in NAMA, with a view to transferring the debt at a discount into NAMA. [30872/13]

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80. Deputy Pearse Doherty asked the Minister for Finance the reason the National Asset Management Agency did not take on outstanding development levies owed by developers when bad loans were transferred to the agency; and in view of the fact that these outstanding levies are now considered to stand at €750 million and some individual councils are trying to pursue individual householders, if he has considered the possibility of NAMA dealing with local authorities in cases in which the outstanding debt is from a developer who is now in NAMA, with a view to transferring the debt at a discount into NAMA. [30872/13]

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