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5412:34:431 Q. 378 Well again can we just estimate. Would it be once a month?2 A. I wouldn't say so.3 Q. 379 Much more irregularly than that?4 A. Irregular.12:34:525 Q. 380 It would be difficult I suppose for the books not to balance given that there6 was one exchange rate irrespective, isn't that so?7 A. Yes.8 Q. 381 I see if we just have a quick look at the Sterling transactions on the 9th of9 March 1994. What was the exchange rate on that date?12:35:0810 A. I don't know.11 Q. 382 Well exchange rates I am not an expert on figures but exchange rates were12 furnished to us this morning by the Irish Permanent, are you aware of that?13 A. Yeah.14 Q. 383 Have you seen these?12:35:2115 A. Yes.16 Q. 384 I see. Again, I don't know if you have got this. I don't have a reference17 number, Chairman.1819 CHAIRMAN: All right. Well we'll ... is there a page number?12:35:3320 A. Thank you.2122 Q. 385 MR. MILLAR: Do you have those there?23 A. Yeah.24 Q. 386 I see. Now, if I look then to. Sorry. If I get to the page number.12:35:512526 CHAIRMAN: Can we put this up on the screen? If we look at page 27288,27 please.28 Q. 387 MR. MILLAR: If we look at page No. 27288, please. And there is a conversion29 there of 1,000 pounds Sterling and the result of sum of money in Irish Pounds12:36:2030 is 1028.40, is that so?Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839