#dinelli

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Never Say Never

COMM'R HAYNE: Mr van Horen - - -

MR DINELLI: Nothing further. I’m sorry, Mr van Horen.

MR SCERRI: May he finally be excused, your Honour – Commissioner.

COMM'R HAYNE: Excused from further attendance, Mr van Horen, at least for this round. Never say never, Mr van Horen.

SOURCE: Transcript, Financial Services Royal Commission, 22 March 2018, 899 (Commissioner Hayne).

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Short Notice

COMM'R HAYNE: Just, can I interrupt you, Mr Dinelli, and say to both counsel that I would be assisted if, before Mr Mendelson leaves the box, if it’s possible, I could be taken to a contract, a dealer contract, presumably, that can be regarded as a typical – or containing a typical provision about remuneration.

DR COLLINS: We will take that on notice, thank you, Commissioner.

COMM'R HAYNE: Yes. Taking on notice is one thing. Doing it is another, Dr Collins. As I say, it will be helpful if I can have access to it before Mr Mendelson leaves the box. If it can’t happen, it can’t happen, I know, but can we see what we can do.

DR COLLINS: I meant short notice, of course.

COMM'R HAYNE: You have had it, Dr Collins. You have had the short notice.

SOURCE: Transcript, Financial Services Royal Commission, 22 March 2018, 815 (Commissioner Hayne).

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A Rash Assumption

MR DINELLI: Did you receive a summons to come today, Ms Thiruvangadam?

MS THIRUVANGADAM: I did.

MR DINELLI: Thank you. And do you have that with you?

MS THIRUVANGADAM: Yes.

MR DINELLI: I tender that summons.

COMM'R HAYNE: You assume I am keeping up with the numbers, Mr Dinelli. That’s a rash assumption.

SOURCE: Transcript, Financial Services Royal Commission, 21 March 2018, 717 (Commissioner Hayne).

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A Mystery In My Life

COMM'R HAYNE: Have we been to that?

MR DINELLI: Yes. I didn’t tender two documents, Commissioner.

COMM'R HAYNE: Sorry, I have lost myself. You haven’t lost me; I have lost myself. I hadn’t caught up on the fact we had been to 3054. That’s my fault, no doubt.

MR DINELLI: No, no, the two documents that I wish to tender, which don’t have a date on them, is - - -

COMM'R HAYNE: We’ve got 0490 up. Can we deal with it first. That’s exhibit 1.131.

MR DINELLI: Thank you.

COMM'R HAYNE: Now, it’s the next one that’s the mystery in my life, Mr Dinelli.

SOURCE: Transcript, Financial Services Royal Commission, 20 March 2018, 671 (Commissioner Hayne).

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A Bundle of Papers

COMM'R HAYNE: She has a bundle of papers which I assume it’s in the bundle of papers, is it, or - - -

MR DINELLI: I assume it would be, although I don’t know if I can assist.

COMM'R HAYNE: Dr Rush, is it in the bundle, do you think?

DR RUSH: We’re just going to look, Commissioner. Just bear with me for one moment, if the Commission - - -

COMM'R HAYNE: Yes.

DR RUSH: - - - wouldn’t mind. We’ve got a table of the documents and we’re just going - - -

COMM'R HAYNE: I am glad someone has.

SOURCE: Transcript, Financial Services Royal Commission, 20 March 2018, 661 (Commissioner Hayne).

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Making Life Fun

COMM'R HAYNE: That’s the doc ID in the top right-hand corner?

MS STUBBINGS: I don’t have any document IDs in the - - -

MR DINELLI: It’s - - -

COMM'R HAYNE: Just to make life fun for you, Ms Stubbings.

SOURCE: Transcript, Financial Services Royal Commission, 20 March 2018, 650 (Commissioner Hayne).

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Misconduct

MR DINELLI: And there has been no acknowledgement of any misconduct by ASIC after this letter, as far as you’re aware.

COMM'R HAYNE: Misconduct by ASIC?

MR DINELLI: Conduct - - -

COMM'R HAYNE: You asked whether there was acknowledgement of misconduct by ASIC.

MR DINELLI: By ANZ, I’m sorry, thank you, Commissioner.

COMM'R HAYNE: That’s rather different.

SOURCE: Transcript, Financial Services Royal Commission, 20 March 2018, 646 (Commissioner Hayne).