David Cullinane (Waterford, Sinn Fein) | Oireachtas source

My point is that the document itself may be privileged, but the discussion at the meeting itself is not. The document is subject to it. The witness is quite free, if he wishes, to answer questions about what he heard or did not hear at the meeting. I am not asking him what was in a document as that is subject to privilege. I am asking him, as somebody who heads an organisation, whether or not the word "boycott" was used at a meeting of his organisation. I will ask him again. Not referencing any document, but as somebody who was at the meeting, did Mr. Daly hear anybody use the word "boycott"?