There were differences between programme managers, of which we were well aware. I cannot see the reason the initial differences between programme managers on decisions should not be put in the public domain. A consensus was arrived at, compromises were sought and finally a decision was brought before Cabinet with which everybody was happy. I am at a loss to know the reason this section has been inserted. It is restrictive and guaranteed to diminish people's confidence in the government process. If there is a difference of opinion between decision makers, either at advisory or Cabinet level, there is no reason it cannot be made public. A considerable public interest would be served by so doing.