Alan Kelly (Tipperary, Labour) | Oireachtas source

I presume Mr. Ó Cualáin has been trained in risk management, given that it is probably the most important organisation in the State when it comes to risk. When it came to the situation that was raised through Mr. Ruane's famous letter on 24 July that we supposedly will not see because of legal privilege, although I suspect this will have to change, was Mr. Ó Cualáin not concerned as head of risk that a section 41 was not going to be delivered and that the Minister was not going to be notified? In fairness, risk is about percentages. It is about corporate identity, corporate knowledge, brand and people's view of an organisation in which we must have not 95% confidence but 100% confidence. Consequently, was Mr. Ó Cualáin not concerned about that?