MR VISSER
Thank you Mr Chairman.  Will you then accept that I will start tomorrow if all things being equal, first then with my evidence, thank you Mr Chairman.
	My Lord, I see that in respect of that question, I thought that I had dealt sufficiently with that last time, but I see that I hadn't done so.  I want to say My Lord, it was I who dealt with it, not Mr Britz.
	But the question that you referred to now My Lord, obviously and I don't want to argue it now, but can be interpreted as a perhaps a loose question.
	I don't think the question was clear to the effect that the question was that he saw Mr Ngo every day until his arrest, that issue wasn't dealt with in all fairness to the witness, perhaps not dealt with properly by myself in the evidence in chief, but I will have to argue that My Lord.
	What I want to ask the witness relates to something that appears in the judgement of the criminal trial My Lord, and I am trying to get to that.  Capt Khoja, you testified in your evidence in chief, you testified that you remember that Mr Ngo was in a motor vehicle accident, can you remember that?