Paschal Donohoe (Dublin Central, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

Chairman, the most likely way in which an issue might arise might be in terms of the returns that a member might make. As an example, it is entirely possible that somebody who is subject to this legislation could furnish a return that the standards commissioner believes is not compliant with the legislation. On the back of that, he or she would initiate the investigation in the matter. There would be information shared with the standards commissioners that is not in the public arena and because it is not in the public arena, it will not prompt a complaint.

On the possibility of a commissioner going rogue, to use the Deputy's phrase, though I think that is dramatic language, for what would happen here - - - - -