1 then spend the bulk of their day doing factional work?

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2 MR SOMYUREK: I don't think you can spend the bulk of your day 10:45:13AM

3 doing factional work. So, Mr Carr, this is where you and 10:45:16AM

4 I disagree vehemently. You explain to me any set of 10:45:18AM

5 circumstances where you spend your whole day doing 10:45:22AM

6 factional work. Yes, I take it there are intense periods 10:45:26AM

7 of activity. But just the volume of factional work is 10:45:29AM

8 just not there. It's just not. 10:45:31AM

9 MR CARR: Mr Somyurek, let's look at it the other way. Now, 10:45:34AM

10 what's clear from what you've said in this recording - - - 10:45:40AM

11 MR SOMYUREK: Yeah. 10:45:45AM

12 MR CARR: Is that the jobs that you've arranged for these two 10:45:46AM

13 gentlemen are jobs that don't involve any substantial 10:45:52AM

14 amount of real work. Now, on that much we're on common 10:45:58AM

15 ground, am I right? 10:46:04AM

16 MR SOMYUREK: M'hmm. 10:46:06AM

17 COMMISSIONER: When you say 'real work', electoral work. 10:46:06AM

18 MR CARR: Yes. 10:46:08AM

19 MR SOMYUREK: Yeah. 10:46:12AM

20 MR CARR: All right? 10:46:12AM

21 MR SOMYUREK: But my state of mind - - - 10:46:14AM

22 MR CARR: No, no, just wait for the question, please. 10:46:15AM

23 MR SOMYUREK: Okay. 10:46:18AM

24 MR CARR: Now, knowing that, I want to ask you about your 10:46:23AM

25 purpose in arranging jobs for them; right? Your purpose 10:46:28AM

26 is so that they can do factional work during the bulk of 10:46:37AM

27 their working day? 10:46:46AM

28 MR SOMYUREK: Okay. The purpose of these gentlemen needing a 10:46:47AM

29 job is that they got sacked for crossing over to our 10:46:52AM

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