. >> anthony charles lindon blair. >> you've kindly provided us with a witness statement. i haven't seen a signed copy but it doesn't matter. are you happy to confirm the truth of your statements to the inquiry? >> absolutely. >> i'll deal with some general matters first. before we do, mr. blair, thank you very much for providing the inquiry with the assistance that you have. you comment in your statement that you haven't received some papers from the cabinet office. have you yet received them? are you satisfied you got what you require? >> yes, i'm satisfied i got what i require. this is mainly a list of meetings with various media people and we've got as full a picture as we can get. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> on the first page, mr. blair, dealing with general themes, we're working from the pagination which the inquiry has provided, 05572. you say in the second paragraph, disentangling what is inevitable from what is wrong is a profound challenge. now, we understand in that sentence the adjective inevitable, but could you elaborate on the "wrong," please. >