PQ 97
97. Deputy Pearse Doherty asked the Minister for Finance further to the announcement by the National Asset Management Agency on 21 February 2013 that it expects to realise about €750 million by reversing asset transfers by certain debtors and taking charges over previously unencumbered assets up from a previous estimate of €500 million money realised from these sources will be used to pay down debts owed to the taxpayer, if NAMA can confirm the actual volume and value of asset transfer reversals achieved to date; and the basis for the valuation of the asset transfer reversals. [10646/13]
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97. Deputy Pearse Doherty asked the Minister for Finance further to the announcement by the National Asset Management Agency on 21 February 2013 that it expects to realise about €750 million by reversing asset transfers by certain debtors and taking charges over previously unencumbered assets up from a previous estimate of €500 million money realised from these sources will be used to pay down debts owed to the taxpayer, if NAMA can confirm the actual volume and value of asset transfer reversals achieved to date; and the basis for the valuation of the asset transfer reversals. [10646/13]
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