Ms Mary Burke:

It would have been passed up to some degree. I would have orally briefed on my reporting line. My recollection is it was also mentioned in the CEO report, which was a report the CEO made to the authority. In the context of those reports, the executives on the regulatory side were always given detailed briefings so that they could deal with any issues. My understanding of the procedure for the circulation of documents from authority meetings is, and I think you'd have to refer to the authority members' handbook in that regard, is that all authority papers were circulated to two senior executives in the Central Bank. So, assuming that procedure was followed, they would have had those papers.