Mr. John McKeon:

That is not the case. If we were not complying with an enforcement notice that was subsequently confirmed by the court following an appeal, we would then be in breach of the law. As matters stand, we have a determination from the Data Protection Commissioner. We take our advice from the Attorney General, who has indicated that the finding is flawed and does not stand up to scrutiny. We operate on the basis of that advice, as we have to do.

That is standard across Government. It is not unusual for the Government to challenge the decisions of regulatory bodies. It is not unusual at all-----