Mr. Owen Keegan:

To clarify, what I said was that if I consented to an uncontested judicial review in a situation where I believed the procedure had been applied fairly, it would be an acknowledgement that it had not been and I would resign. I could not agree to that and remain in my position, as it would be completely contrary to everything I believed and everything I have told the committee. It had nothing to do with the outcome of a judicial review. It would be before we even got to that stage that I would have resigned. I am vaguely familiar with a case, the substantive part of which had taken place before, but I could not respond on it. It is years and years ago.