Mr. John O'Callaghan:

If, say, a person was running his or her own little company; we said we accepted that it was a legitimate company and that we did not accept Revenue's view that it should be just ignored and we found that the person could claim these expenses, etc., there might be journalists present and people would find out about these matters. They would, as a consequence, know more about their basic rights and think more about tax issues. It is an education issue as much as anything else.