Mr. Bernard Gloster:

To be fair to my own people and to be fair to the people in the ILFA, I think, if they are disputing the information we have given to the committee, then the first thing I will say is that if the information we have given to the committee is inaccurate, then we will absolutely correct it. Rather than us writing back to the ILFA again or the Deputy giving the association more information and then it once more coming back in response, I will ensure the person who has the most knowledge of this matter in our system and who prepared the briefing arranges for a direct engagement with the ILFA to talk through this issue and work out what is different between us. We will then communicate this outcome back to the Deputy by way of an assurance that this matter has been attended to.