MR MARTINI
Yes, but it goes to the lawfulness of the order, if the order was lawful.  So in his mind if he believed the order was lawful when factually it is - as Mr Bizos put it to him, you can never contend that an order to kill Mr Omar would be a lawful order.  And I think he conceded to that.  But in the context of receiving the order being authorised, in his mind he doesn't believe it to be unlawful, because he's authorised from the Defence Force to go ...(intervention)