Mr. Tom Considine:

I think so, but I wouldn't be so defensive as to say that this couldn't be presented in a different way.

I mean, one of the things that Wright, you know, talks about - and he's not the only one who does this - is that there was a tendency for the advice to come on the financial side from the Governor of the Central Bank and the regulator direct to the Minister. Now, that doesn't mean that we didn't know about it. Obviously, we got the letters and I was on the board of the Central Bank so I, you know ... but, you know, I'm not going to say there couldn't have been a better presentation of this.