DPI Inquiry Public Hearing (Abraham ROUFAIL, William BURROWS)

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So if that's the case that it is a pass, then it looks like
it's a hundred per cent pass rate for Mr Roufail then?
---Could be.
Do you know what your normal fail rate is?---It's not very
high.
Out of a hundred, how many on average would it be?---I
wouldn't have a clue.
KARSTAEDT, MR: Sir, could I just ask - - -
THE COMMISSIONER:
Yes.
KARSTAEDT, MR: A normal failure rate, I just wonder
whether it might be appropriate to compare apples with
apples. Is just an average overall or an average - - -
THE COMMISSIONER: I think the question is directed to the
witness's overall failure rate.
KARSTAEDT, MR:
THE COMMISSIONER:
KARSTAEDT, MR:
THE COMMISSIONER:
Considering all types of customers?
Yes.
Very well. Thank you.
Is that correct, Mr Tooker?
TOOKER, MR:
Yes, Commissioner?---I wouldn't know.
Can you give us any idea out of a hundred how many you
would fail on average, across all vehicles?---Probably two
or three, four, not many. When I first went for the
interview we were told that our job was to pass people, so
that's what we generally try and do.
THE COMMISSIONER: Who told you that?---That was then the
coordinator at the time.
At Welshpool?---No, no, when we did the initial interview
for the job.
Yes?---He - there was the manager and the coordinator
interviewed us and then basically the next week we started.
Okay.
TOOKER, MR: You would have heard some calls that I played
to Roufail between Coco and Susan Jabbour?---Mm'hm.
There was some talk in those calls, I can play them to you
again if you want, about you not doing them any more. Do
you remember hearing that?---Yeah, I've got no idea what it
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