Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration

1. How each counsel were picked to be part of the IRM and what influence the Department of Justice and the attorney general had in this process. 2. How Mr. Justice Roderick Murphy was picked to be part of the IRM and what influence the Department of Justice and the attorney general had in this process 3. How much each counsel were paid for ach individual case they reviewed during the independent review mechanism and how long each individual review took each counsel. 4. How much each senior counsel were paid for overseeing the operation of the mechanism and ensure consistency of approach across all the cases. 5. The retention fee each junior counsel were paid. 6. How much Mr Justice Roderick Murphy received in payments and how long he was involved in this process, I.e., how many hours in total broken down into how many days he worked as well. 7. The number of meetings that they then Minister for Justice or a representative for the Minister for Justice has had with any member the IRM. 8. The number of meetings that the then Minister for Justice legal team has had to be involved with the continued process of the IRM and the number of times, and length of times the IRM had to be stopped until each issue was resolved.