UNKNOWN
Yes, Mr Chairman, obviously because of the 
logistical problem, we had a problem.  My attorney, Mr Britz 
did speak to Mr Currin. He said - to his personnel.  He 
couldn't get hold of him personally.  They indicated that 
there wasn't a problem, that the report could go in, but 
they said that we should place on record that they reserve 
all their rights pertaining to this report and that they 
will let the Committee have their view on this in due 
course.  
	I may mention that I had a discussion with Mr Currin 
before, last week, about this report and the possibility 
that oral evidence would be required.  He gave me an 
indication that he does not think that that would be 
necessary and only if the circumstances really warrant it, 
he would ask for such an opportunity.  We obviously, if he 
wants to do that, we obviously will have discussions with 
him, see if we can't sort whatever he wants to deal with, 
sort that out between ourselves, so that we perhaps could 
present the Committee then with a joint separate report or a 
memorandum, pertaining to his problems and the answers 
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