Ms Niamh O'Donoghue:

I agree with the Deputy and what I was trying to say was that since the community welfare officers came into the Department, we have been trying to emphasise their control brief. They have been working as part of joint teams with our inspectors, particularly on different projects specifically based on intelligence and information identified through the community welfare officers. Where we have developed integrated Intreo offices, community welfare officers are part of the integrated decision team. They are feeding their intelligence on fraud and control into that space. There is significant training on emphasising the control dimension and the need for greater exchange of information and intelligence across all streams in the Department. That has been happening.