Mr. Fintan Drury:

I'm not going to say that I regret specific or particular decisions in respect of items on an agenda, whether it's one particular meeting and there's eight or ten substantive items on that agenda, which occurred seven, eight years ago. You know, it would be wrong for me to turn around and say, "I regret that decision." Because it might be the right thing to say from a public relations point of view but, you know, I have to genuinely regret it. I can't say to you with any honesty, Deputy, that a decision that was made, I'm sure and certain, on the basis of full facts at that time, and would have ... and the presentation or view that was brought to the committee would have been interrogated ... and that that decision was taken, do I regret it, no.