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5312:33:231 A. I would say so.2 Q. 368 I see. So we can take it that there was more than three times a year?3 A. I would say over the period of time probably around six times.4 Q. 369 I see.12:33:335 A. Thereabouts.6 Q. 370 Yes.7 A. And we didn't keep a record of the number of times we met her. Plus the fact8 that we both worked in a very small area around Drumcondra we may have bumped9 into each other outside.12:33:4510 Q. 371 With respect to the question of conducting Sterling exchanges in your branch.11 Do I take it that you had a Forex machine I think it's called isn't that so?12 A. Yeah.13 Q. 372 And I think in private interview you have confirmed that there was a rate14 established at head office early in the morning and this was inputted into the12:34:0215 machine in the branch each day, isn't that correct?16 A. Correct.17 Q. 373 So the same rate applied for all transactions large or small according to your18 private interview, isn't that correct?19 A. Yeah.12:34:1020 Q. 374 At the end of each day there was a balance. Okay. Did the books balance on21 the Sterling transactions and the foreign exchange transactions every day?22 A. Well I can't recall that.23 Q. 375 Well did you have occasions where they didn't balance?24 A. There possibly was. I mean you're talking over a period of three years we12:34:2925 didn't balance every time.26 Q. 376 If they didn't balance what was the procedure if it didn't balance?27 A. You would spend extra time to find it and if you couldn't just report it to28 head office.29 Q. 377 I see. How often did that occur?12:34:4330 A. Not very often.Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839