David Cullinane (Waterford, Sinn Fein) | Oireachtas source

My understanding of wrongdoing may be different from Professor Barry's. What I am hearing from him is that he does not believe there was any abuse of the system, nor any intentional wrongdoing by anybody. If there was any wrongdoing it was because people did not understand the processes relating to the rules. Certainly he would not agree that there was any level of corruption with a small "c" or fiddling of expenses. For all of what has been disclosed to Professor Barry and to us, he simply does not accept any wrongdoing by anyone other than process failures. Would that be a fair summation of his position?