MR BRINK
Mr Chairman, Members of the Committee, I have interviewed all the next of kin present when they arrived this morning.  I have explained their rights to them.  I have advised them that they are entitled to give evidence, that they are entitled to be represented, but because there are so many of them I suggested that amongst themselves they elect one, or possibly two representatives to testify if they so wish because of the constraints of time - this matter is set down for two days - if each and every one of them come.  But if they wish to they are at liberty to do so.  They understand their rights.  It was interpreted to them by members of the - briefing members of the R and R Committee, so they are fully aware of their rights, I can give you that assurance.