Sinn Féin is to launch plans on the future of the National Assets Management Agency (NAMA) in Dublin today, 04 August.
The discussion paper outlines proposals to ensure NAMA delivers value for money for ratepayers.
North Antrim MLA Daithí McKay said: "Given the recent fall out and the ongoing Finance Committee into the sale of the NAMA's northern portfolio, it is essential a full public discussion is held around these issues.
"This discussion paper includes proposals to strengthen the current scrutiny of NAMA's activities, maximise profitability for taxpayers, develop a renewed emphasis on the use of NAMA's development funds in Ireland, deliver an independent audit of NAMA's remaining properties for social and economic development and examine salaries and cooling-off periods."
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