Tim Lombard (Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

At some stage should the co-operative movement put pen to paper? While Dairygold, for example, has not done so but should it write to farmers? Some people have a very good relationship with the representative on the ground but others may not deal with that representative and could have very little contact. Some farmers may have a very good relationship with their milk adviser but some may never have to speak to a milk adviser because they are doing their business so appropriately. Is it appropriate that Dairygold or other co-operative movements would put pen to paper?