Paschal Donohoe (Dublin Central, Fine Gael)
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Incorporeal meetings appear to have been in vogue in that period. This meeting took place with the majority of people taking part via telephone. I want to go on to the particular issue of declaration of interest. Paragraph 2.3 states: "members were concerned that to some people there might be a perception of conflict but following further discussion it was agreed that such perceived conflict, if it was ever alleged, would have to be dealt with by declaring the facts of the situation". How was that conflict dealt with at that meeting?