Mr. Alan Gray:

There was not. I did not have an agenda but it was the case, and this may be a version of semantics which might suggest that was an agenda, I turned up at the meeting and I was at ... there was a general discussion about whether people had ideas and I said "Taoiseach, I have detailed ideas in a number or areas and I have copies of my notes and would it be appropriate to share those?" And so it did actually become the agenda for the discussion but it wasn’t a ... I didn’t see it as an agenda, I saw it as an outline of my views on what was happening, the adequacy or inadequacy of the Government’s response to that and what should be done.