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1 A No, at that stage, Miss Dillon, I wouldn't have known the exact date of when
2 Map 8 would be on the agenda, I would have been discussing what was needed to
3 be done in the context of Mr. Mahony. I would have been discussing, I suspect,
4 at that stage, we would have been discussing the possibility of somebody else
5 becoming involved in the file. I would have made the point, which I have done,
6 I think, in evidence and other people have suggested, I would have been making
7 the point that I would not be in the position to make contact with everybody
8 and that there was a need for somebody to come in and be part of the process in
9 supporting of the file, in other words, in promoting the merits of the file to
10 the various other councillors that were involved.
11 Q 124Do you disagree with Mr. Mahony at that date he had no concern about your
12 handling of the file and, as far as he was concerned, at that stage you were
13 still going to do the motion?
14 A I don't think the motion was even mentioned at that stage. But he would have
15 no concern, I agree with you.
16 Q 125It was, sometime after that meeting that Mr. Mahony became concerned about the
17 handling of the file?
18 A Yes.
19 Q 126On your behalf. When it came to the dezoning of Mr. Fox's lands, are you in a
20 position to tell the Tribunal who actually prepared the motion?
21 A I suspect, not suspect, Miss Dillon, I would suggest that both myself and the
22 two other local councillors involved, Councillor Kenny and Councillor Owen.
23 Q 127Do you recollect that?
24 A I do, I would have been, as I say, you are talking about the day itself?
25 Q 128I am talking about who prepared the motion to delete Mr. Fox's lands?
26 A That happened, the amendment you are talking about?
27 Q 129Yes?
28 A Yes.
29 Q 130On the 28th. Who prepared that motion?
30 A I would certainly, would have instigated the fact that Mr. Fox had no further