MR DEHAL
Indeed Mr Chairperson.  Briefly what I am submitting is this, the evidence in the Section 29 hearings is until now, protected.   It is not open to scrutiny and public, it was heard in camera, in fact that is the very reason why we are arguing this matter today, and I am saying that once your ruling is that the evidence in the Section 29 hearings, ought to be included in these proceedings, then they become a part of the broader bundle of documents pursuant to these hearings and if applications for amnesty is refused, particularly in regard to Mr McBride, then the validity, the weight attached to the evidence in the Section 29 hearings, is exactly the same as with most anything  in these proceedings.