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1011:02:501 I discovered, and the first date in that is November 1984 and there is another2 19 of those and they are every shred of tax information I have discovered. Now3 why was Mr. Gilmartin not given a similar order? And can somebody explain A4 was he given an order and B did he comply with the order?11:03:1456 CHAIRMAN: Well as I said yesterday that matter will be dealt with by the7 Tribunal, and if we deem it appropriate to the make an order we'll do so.8 Because this is only the early stages of the module there is plenty of time to9 deal with any discovered information that comes into the Tribunal in the weeks11:03:3510 or months ahead. So -- wait now, Mr. Lawlor, these are matters that can be11 dealt with, they don't have to be dealt with today. We are keen that, because12 we only have until lunchtime today and then again tomorrow, for you to conclude13 your cross-examination. Any matters that arise, any documentation that comes14 to the Tribunal in the weeks or months ahead and which are relevant to11:04:0215 Mr. Gilmartin's evidence will be dealt with, Mr. Gilmartin will be recalled if16 necessary in the future, even before phase two, to deal with matters that17 arise, and you will be given an opportunity to cross examine him in relation to18 any such documentation that comes to the Tribunal.1911:04:2020 MR. LAWLOR: I aye appreciate your flexibility in this matter Chairman but it's21 more fundamental than that. The Sole Member didn't adopt the same flexible22 attitude by any stretch of the imagination and the order that I got I would23 have thought Mr. Gilmartin should have got. And that whatever tax records he24 has should long have been discovered to the Tribunal. And I therefore asking11:04:4525 the chair and your two learned colleagues, did Mr. Gilmartin get a defective26 order or order that didn't embrace cheque stubs and tax returns which is an27 order I got and others got. It is not acceptable Mr. Gilmartin either didn't28 get an order or got a defective order. But there is something awry here when29 Mr. Gallagher has to start going off checking his orders. He has issued so11:05:1130 many orders he should be able to talk about them in his sleep. But yetPremier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 474