Kieran

So they can cut a clip and put it up on their kind of social media account this evening.

Some of them today, after their big kind of polemic, got up and walked out of the committee.

Didn't even wait around to hear what RTE had to say.

Imagine that.

Drag them over the cords and then you stand up and walk out.

Yeah, there was.

Sinead Gibney asked about that, I think, today at the committee now, while she asked that somebody who was there with RTE provided the information.

But certainly, I think, they thought some would have been forthcoming beforehand.

But you said because of legal, you kind of flew past that as if it's kind of slightly trivial.

I mean, if legal advice is there's certain documents that you can't make public.

I mean, are you suggesting that you just ignore that legal advice?

You know as well as I do, Maurice.

I mean, you tell a politician one thing and they'll tell 100 people kind of within 30 seconds.

They're like the red button on your Sky Remote, politicians.

I mean, you know what I mean?

You couldn't trust them as far as you throw them with information.

So like if the legal advice, but again, just if you kind of blew past it, if the legal advice is that there's certain document you cannot share for commercial sensitivities, for personal privacy, whatever it happens to be.

Are you saying that you just, you ignore that legal advice?

No, I know, but if the legal advice around certain information is that that can't be shared for legal reasons or for contractual reasons or for reasons of commercial sensitivity, that's the legal advice.

Are you saying the legal advice should be ignored?