MR TRENGOVE
Mr Chairman, with respect to my learned friend, I am not quite sure what he is busy with, because there can't be any distinction between the Advocate's request and his client's request.  I appreciate that they might have differences of opinion, but the advocate is here only as an agent of his client, and between the two of them, they have to make up their mind, what the client's attitude is and what it is that he wants.
	I have full appreciation for my learned friend's predicament, if he wants to explain it to you, to explain why he feels personally embarrassed, I have no objection, but we have to have it clear at the outset, what it is that they are seeking, is it a postponement until tomorrow or is it a postponement until Monday, or is it that we proceed immediately with Mr Bellingan appearing without legal representation, but with a lawyer next to him to advise him.
	The other side owe it to us to tell us at the outset what we are talking about.