Dr. Brendan Murphy:

We were asked, if memory serves me right, by the HEA and by the Department of Education and Skills if CIT had any concerns with providing, with the Department and-or the HEA, a non-redacted version. We expressed that we had what we would describe as grave concerns about the publication. Once it comes to this committee, it has entered the public domain. We had grave concerns that the publication of the KPMG report would damage the good name and reputation of CIT and, perhaps more importantly, the large number of individuals and organisations who were basically the subject of false allegations.