Shane Ross (Dublin South, Independent) | Oireachtas source

I do not quite understand that. He was a senior civil servant doing a very good job, which Ms Feehily acknowledged, and he was suddenly pulled off that job. He was giving the Revenue Commissioners information all the time which they are following up and collecting moneys as a result.

I will put the question this way. Was Ms Feehily surprised? Would it not have been better for Revenue if he continued to follow the tracks he was giving as he was producing people and moneys for them?