MR CURRIN
The broader objective was to regain control of a building and of an administration which belonged to the tribe, to retain governance of their own people.   We have heard that the group that governed, that had control of this building, did not have the support of the people.
	We have also, I think, heard from the responses during the course of these proceedings, that there were certain sentiments, and they become quite obvious, and I think that those sentiments certainly support the concept that that administration was by no means a popular administration.