Mr. Liam O'Daly:

The Office of the Attorney General must be able to choose the properly qualified barrister or the one who will do it. Sometimes, in order to get the best, one may have to pay a little more. There must be flexibility.

In big constitutional cases, there is a relatively small pool of barristers who we would be comfortably necessarily briefing from the point of doing those types of cases but there are not that many real experts.