Greens seek to delay NAMA vote until after Lisbon

The leadership of the Green Party is reportedly trying to stall a party vote on the Government's NAMA plans until after the Lisbon Treaty referendum.

The leadership of the Green Party is reportedly trying to stall a party vote on the Government's NAMA plans until after the Lisbon Treaty referendum.

Five of the party's constituency groups have called for a special convention to decide the Greens' policy on the plan amid major concerns about the level of risk being taken on by the taxpayer.

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