Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael)

Why did the Taoiseach use the phrase "no delay has arisen" if he wanted to assert that he co-operated fully with the tribunal at all times? What was in the letter seen by the Taoiseach today, the letter sent to the Government secretariat? Did it remind the latter of the Taoiseach's previous undertaking to the House? What documents did the Taoiseach omit which the tribunal had to pursue subsequently from the secretariat, or were there any such documents?

Finally and most importantly, on the issue raised by the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform, in his analysis and understanding of the gravity of the situation referred to by Deputy Rabbitte, when the Taoiseach considered that Deputy Cooper-Flynn had lodged an appeal to the Supreme Court and that therefore due process should apply, and when he spoke to her prior to her re-admission to the Fianna Fáil Parliamentary Party, did she give him any undertaking or was there any discussion between them in respect of her not having anything to do — good, bad or indifferent — with the grave issue of tax evasion?

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