Mr. Paul Dobey:

You probably won't be surprised to hear that I wasn't keen on what Mr. Black had to say. I thought he questioned the integrity of auditors generally, and there was a generalisation made that I didn't recognise in his evidence, particularly in so far as it relates to Ireland. I'm not sure what experience he had in the savings and loans process in the US. And maybe ... I think if there was ... somebody was doing inept ... an inept job in our firm - that very rarely happens - but we would be absolutely comfortable that person should be yanked from whatever role they were fulfilling.