Alan Kelly (Tipperary, Labour) | Oireachtas source

Do the witnesses not think, for the sake of public confidence, that they should find out whether this actually happened? I understand what Ms Feehily is saying, but if chief superintendents are coming to her and saying that a pass, for the want of a better phrase, or a letter has been sent out to say not to respond to a previous communication from the Commissioner and the report comes out and criticises them for not doing it, should questions not then be asked as to why this circular, or pass, was issued in the first place?