MR WEBSTER
Mr Chairman, I think Morris, if I'm not mistaken, on technical litigation, talks about the  efficacy of cross-examination.  He probably might have been unaware of it.  Thank you.  Somewhere collaboration always breaks down, we believe.
	Mr Steyn, Mr Chairman.  Looking at the evidence of Mr Steyn, if one were to look at it in isolation, one would probably say that his evidence was consistent, he was unshaken, etc and therefore should be accepted, but my view is, looking at it in its perspective, bearing in mind the probabilities I've alluded to, it suffers the same fate as the fate of the evidence of Wasserman and Botha.  Some meat was made out of the injuries on the left side of the people that were murdered.  I think I've already dealt with that, that was just to demonstrate that in fact Maj Botha could not have caused those injuries, that was the context of that question. If you'll bear with me, please Sir.