MR CURRIN
Mr Chairman, there is one small issue that needs to be placed on record.  We believe in order to discharge our onus in terms of the Act, I think it would be appropriate for me to discuss it with you at - to discuss maybe that point with the Committee during the tea break, just to ensure that our thinking is correct, because as I said earlier on, this is the first time that the provisions
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of the Act are being applied and interpreted.  Certainly the evidence from that person, from the African National Congress would be very short.  It would not be lengthy and it won't go in again to the history. It is a question of - as I say, one small aspect of the Act that we believe we need to comply with to succeed.