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1 A. That's right.
2 Q. 217 You sent a letter seeking that?
3 A. That's right.
4 Q. 218 Yes.
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5 A. I'm aware of that one, yes.
6 Q. 219 Yes, and I think in fact Mr. Quinn dealt with a similar letter in a previous
7 Module, isn't that right?
8 A. That's right.
9 Q. 220 In fact, if I could have 6103, please.
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10 I just want to draw to your attention something there in the third paragraph.
11 In relation to you say
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13 "I would be extremely grateful for any assistance that you might give to my
14 endeavours and naturally I would be supportive to you in any way that I could
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15 in my elected capacity both now and in the future."
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17 Just wait for the question if you wouldn't mind.
18 A. Yeah.
19 Q. 221 "Naturally I would be supportive to you"
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20 What does that mean?
21 A. I would say that to anybody. If I could help them out in any way. But of
22 course the importance is that I would be duty bound to represent the people
23 that put me where I am to have elected me. So I'd have to always remember
24 that. But I would talk to people. I would be always ready to talk to people
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25 and if I can help them I will.
26 Q. 222 Let's look at what you are actually putting together in the one paragraph.
27 You are asking for financial assistance in the first sentence. Isn't that
28 right?
29 A. Yeah.
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30 Q. 223 And you are following that in the same sentence with an assurance that you
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