 Goldring claimed, however, that the attacks which had been made against Oxfam, in light of the Times's report, were 'out of proportion to the level of culpability' and were motivated by an anti-aid agenda.Goldring explained that prior to the story published by the Times, he had never even heard of the nine men involved in the original scandal.Goldring explained that when he joined Oxfam as Chief Executive he was informed that there had been incidents in Haiti in 2011, and understood that Oxfam had subsequently made changes.