Mr. John Corrigan:

Well, I mean, it was all part of the cut and thrust at the time and, you know, you've said that there were certain differences, and you're right, have emerged between ourselves and the Department. I don't necessarily believe that the emergence of differences was unhealthy. I mean, at the end of the day, the Minister is the decision maker at the Government and at the end of the day, while we had access to the Minister, it would be the natural inclination of a Minister, I would suggest, to listen maybe a little bit more closely to his officials.