Look, a memorandum does not go to cabinet without due diligence being done, and it was then held up so that extra layers of due diligence were done to ensure that everyone felt comfortable recommending it to cabinet a second time.
As I've already said, this didn't go the way it should have gone. There are additional layers of scrutiny or questions, knowing what we know now, that would have been good to ask at the time, but we only knew what we knew then.