MR BROWN
Mr Chairman could I just indicate that there was plenty of evidence at the trial about what happened, how they got access to the house, the Judge actually found that there was a knock on the door, somebody said who is there and they said comrades.  That was a finding, but be that as it may, there is exhausted evidence on the record of the trial as to how they got in and what happened when they were in the house.
	And broadly speaking, we haven't contested that.  Now if we are going into a retrial about the detail of how they got into the house and what happened when they were in the house, then I think we're obviously going to have to prepare ourselves in a different way.
	But broadly speaking we haven't contested the generality of that evidence and of the court record.  The only aspect which we've contested is the question of the motive.