Ms Josephine Feehily:

At that stage, I was extremely concerned that there had been no progress that I could see that was any way substantive in relation to advancing this matter between the April and June meetings. My focus was on making sure that the work was being done. I spoke to a number of people, including at Commissioner level. I also indicated to them that the authority would not be accepting any material on this unless we were satisfied the analysis service had signed off. As I said earlier, I thought that was the most useful thing I could do with material that I could not use otherwise because it was confidential.