Alan Kelly (Tipperary, Labour) | Oireachtas source

My point is very simple. If Mr. McGee had his time again, does he feel he would have acted differently? Six, seven and eight years passed and nothing happened. Mr. McGee knew what was going on here. He knew the structures that were in place. He wrote the report. He was working in an organisation where the structures around accountancy procedures and management of funds simply did not meet the requirements of the time. Did Mr. McGee not feel obliged to get it out there to the powers that be, either internally or externally, that should know about it? Did he feel the culture of the organisation he was in meant it would be detrimental to him?