MR DEHAL
Thank you Mr Chairperson, for raising it with me.  There appears to be a number of issues.  I want to begin at this level - I take ...(indistinct) negative aspersions on my professional calibre, attitude, etc.  I do not like it.  I think it must be addressed correctly, he started this - forgive me - irresponsible attitude and accusations towards me some time ago, and I think it must stop right here and now, I am fed up of it.  I must place on record quite correctly that I am the only person who would appear to have a record.  I told Mr Prior on the telephone when first I spoke to him and he enquired about the trial record, that I thought and I still know that copies of all the bundles are available at what is commonly termed death row, that is Maximum Security Prison.  I know that they are still there, he is the Evidence Leader.  I have a copy.  I managed to extract it from the archives late on Thursday, Friday was a holiday.
	Mr Richard has said I have failed, I have refused, he has constantly asked, he has not had it, this is a lie.  He has had it.  I have given the document to Mr Paddy Prior, he was the custodian at the time.  A weekend passed, that was Friday last week or Thursday last week and then Mr Richard had it with him.  The following Monday he mentioned to me and I say this in his favour, that he had not had the time to read them all and I accept that.  There is no difficulty about that, but against the background of him having had all those two Volumes of photographs and all the Volumes in the transcript, he cannot now say he has never had it.  This weekend he has called me personally to deliver these documents to him.  That means the trial transcript.  I went out of my way as to drive from a place outside Verulam, some 42 kilometres away and deliver it to him at the place he is presently resident.  I agree I did not give him all the Volumes, but that is principally because I am leading Mr McBride, I had to prepare.  Now I have been disadvantaged by giving him my Volumes, he is not the person who has to have all the Volumes all the time, I am also a legal representative in this matter and I have a duty to Mr McBride and I am endeavouring as best I can, to deliver that duty.  I am being prejudiced, Mr McBride is being prejudiced by me delivering those to him.  
	Yesterday he phones me just as I begin my consultation to say now these are the Volumes I have and these are the Volumes I don't have, when are you delivering them to me and I was equally fed up with that, and I told him that I am being prejudiced by not having some Volumes, I need what you had and seriously you need what I have.  Can we not approach Mr Prior and make some copies of these and let's put to rest this whole issue about whether I ought to deliver them to you or not.  I am trying as best I can, I am not the Evidence Leader.