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4712:24:231 Q. 318 Okay. So if I could turn to page 27235. When the issue, the issue was brought2 up with you in private conversation private interview about the 20,000 pounds3 involving Mr. Collins. And I think it's at question 122 it's put to you.412:24:385 "You have no personal recollection of Mr. Collins 20,000 pounds cash, either in6 Irish or in any foreign currency to your recollection, isn't that right?7 A: No". You have no recollection, isn't that so?8 A. Correct.9 Q. 319 Even though this was such an extraordinary occurrence and he was such an12:24:5010 important an in your office, you have no recollection of that at all. But yet11 you do remember Ms. Carruth, is that correct?12 A. Correct.13 Q. 320 So your evidence to the Tribunal is that you have a clear recollection of14 Ms. Carruth transacting Sterling transactions in your office, is that so?12:25:0615 A. Correct.16 Q. 321 Okay. Is there one piece of paper anywhere, whereby Ms. Carruth which you can17 produce to the Tribunal which establishes that Ms. Carruth handled any Sterling18 in your office?19 A. Well her signature is on a lot of the transaction dockets.12:25:2020 Q. 322 Would you like to identify more for me which Sterling docket has Ms. Carruth21 got her signature on it or her name?22 A. Can we go through the documents again.23 Q. 323 We can go through them all. Most of them you've been through in evidence this24 morning. I put it to you that there was one document upon which (inaudible)12:25:3925 her name appears. I tell you what we'll do. We'll take one. Let's take the26 transaction for the conversion of 4,000 pounds Sterling to 4,119.59 on the, I27 can't read it I think it's the 9th of March '94. I'm sorry I don't have the28 page number Chairman.2912:26:0030 CHAIRMAN: It's the 9th of March.Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839