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9014:37:421 to the Tribunal to date is to the effect that these lodgements that we've been2 looking at into the Irish Permanent account were his salary payments or salary3 cheques.414:37:585 MR. Ó hOISIN: Chairman, I am just wondering whether it's appropriate at this6 stage to be enquiring of me what the position is.78 CHAIRMAN: No but --914:38:0810 MR. Ó hOISIN: There is a witness here.1112 CHAIRMAN: No but he has given this evidence and you haven't challenged this13 evidence as to, as to the Sterling as aspect of it. I mean, is it presumably,14 can we take it that it's still Mr. Ahern's position that these were salary14:38:2815 cheques or parts of salary cheques and that they weren't cash sums coming into16 the branch nor were they sterling?1718 MR. Ó hOISIN: Chairman, with respect, the Tribunal has been in correspondence19 with my client in relation to the matter and my client's solicitors and that's14:38:4520 where the matter stands. I have indicated that I wanted to reserve my position21 in relation to cross-examination here because we received a lot of this22 documentation at a very late stage. We received a considerable amount of23 documentation yesterday, we received other documentation on Friday.2414:39:0025 CHAIRMAN: But --2627 MR. Ó hOISIN: Chairman, please let me finish. I have indicated and we have28 indicated in correspondence to the Tribunal that we required some further time29 because our client had various commitments outside of the country and obviously14:39:1730 we wanted an opportunity to consult with him on it and to deal with thePremier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839