3 4 CHAIRMAN: Good morning, Mr. Murphy. 5 - The Tribunal of ...

5912:42:091 CHAIRMAN: Yes.2 A. And --34 CHAIRMAN: And does the teller then fill out that form at that time?12:42:155 A. Yes. It may not necessarily be put through the machine to lodge. That could6 go later but to get the actual rate it's done at that time.78 CHAIRMAN: It's not the case then that at the end of the day the teller has to9 go back and work out what was exchanged for what?12:42:3310 A. No, no.1112 CHAIRMAN: So these are being generated as each customer presents himself or13 herself?14 A. Correct.12:42:401516 CHAIRMAN: All right. Sorry, Mr. Millar.1718 MR. MILLAR: Thank you, Chairman.19 Q. 418 Well let's just pursue that point for a moment, Mr. Hughes. If we could turn12:42:5020 to the lodgement of the 28th of October at the relevant pages are 27296. We'll21 have a look at that page first. I would think that the handwriting in there22 and this point might have slipped by briefly I think the figure of 3,970.19 is23 your handwriting, isn't that correct?24 A. Correct.12:43:1325 Q. 419 And on the following page 27297, that's your writing also, isn't that correct?26 A. No.27 Q. 420 I beg your pardon?28 A. No, I don't think --29 Q. 421 Could we put the two up together perhaps side by side. That's not possible.12:43:3930 Well I have to put it to you that if you look at the two of them they are quitePremier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839