Mr. Ed Mulhall:

I will have to add a caveat along the lines of what I said earlier. I was not directly responsible for the programme and, therefore, it would not be to me that they would go, although the likelihood is that they probably would have gone to me or to the editor of current affairs. I do not have any recollection of any direct contact relating to that programme. In fact, most of the heat - to put it that way - in terms of the programme was in full glare. Everything was done through public statements, complaints and articles in newspapers. It was not hidden in any sense.