Ken O'Flynn: “Now playing catch-up, you're putting the cart before the horse”

Every euro of this is public money, and the public has every right to see where it goes and to ask whether it represents value.

If I ran my [previous] businesses in the same way as these negotiations, I'd probably be out of business

This is exactly the kind of casual spending of public money that the public is tired of.

We need meaningful consequences for retaliation. And we need a culture that recognises whistleblowers not as troublemakers.