MR ZILWA
Mr Chairman, for the record, I am not sure that it will be proper or that we should agree to the handing in of this document and the cross-examination of the witness on it, without us having proper sight of it.
	I would have thought that if my learned friend for the other side, wanted to use this document, he would have given us an opportunity to go through it because the witness has to identify it.  Now all of a sudden he has to reply to questions based on this document, he has hardly seen anything about the document.  He may very well commit himself to something which is not accurate because he hasn't had time to go through it.
	Now, I suppose everybody knew that the case would be proceeding today and just like we did on our side, submitting everything we wanted to use, timeously, I would have thought the other side would have done it as well, so that nobody is caught by surprise, because right now the witness may give an answer which may very well turn out not to be accurate, because he has hardly had a chance to look at the document.
	If my learned friend proposes to base questions on this document, which have just been handed in and the witness has not had a look at it at all, it might well turn out to be quite prejudicial and indeed unfair to him.