Approximately 500 members of staff report to me. I have an indirect reporting relationship with those who work at the airport. However, as Mr. Cherry pointed out, the committee made up of managers in charge of applying the legislation meets regularly, makes any necessary observations, and decisions to ensure security and safety in the facilities.
A journalist passed under a fence one and a half kilometres from the terminal, then turned back. That is the kind of thing that happens, and that could happen again. Did he reach the aircraft? Did he represent a genuine threat to civil aviation by passing under a fence for 30 seconds? The answer, I would maintain, is no.
We cannot say the incident is negligible, but corrective measures have to be proportionate to the actual risk involved.