CHAIRPERSON
Whether you wish to cross-examine him and thencross-examine Cronje again and so on, is a matter in which somejudicial discretion must be exercised.  We are not in a trialand cross-examination is not something which is unlimited, asyou no doubt know, and it may well be that you might have to curtailyour cross-examination of witnesses who are going to give evidenceon specific matters to those  matters.  Where evidence concerninggeneral behaviour of all the applicants is concerned, I thinkit would be prudent if  you did leave that to Brig Cronje simplybecause when the  proceedings started it was on the basis thatin order to save a great deal of time Brig Cronje would be allowedto give evidence on the general background.  And I think in  keepingwith that wish we would prefer it if we go along along those lines.  I am not going to prevent you from cross-examining individualson specific instances, but if there is any point which you thinkit particularly germane then you may ask that.