The Chairman's Attack on the Committee, Didn't He?

He had a go at them for not publishing as he saw it the entirety of the evidence. He suggested that her comments were plainly and wrongly prejudicial to the inquiry. There wasn't much, well, of course, this should never have happened,. That wasn't his tone, really, at all. I was struck as well by the fact that there was a sort of token mention of contrition and bitter regret - but he wasn't self-reflective, really?