MR WESSELS
Mr Chairman and that is why I object to these questions, because that is now precisely the argument that we're going to have at the end of this hearing, whenever it ends and before we get to the conclusion that he refuses to answer, I submit that you must make a ruling as to whether he's obliged to answer, whether he's obliged to answer questions that go beyond the three matters where he's applied for amnesty.  Is he obliged to answer questions about the time when he speeded with his car or went through a red robot for political purposes when he's asked questions about that.  Those type of questions are just as relevant as Mr Bizos's questions about anthropologists and all those sort of things.  It doesn't relate to the bomb, it doesn't relate to the attempts or the conspiracy to assassinate Mr Omar or Mr Evans.