GEORGE BIZOS
Mr Chairman, we believe that it is important to decide the matter of dis-importance on the facts and a proper interpretation of the Section, but before we come to the interpretation of the Act, and particularly Section 20, we must have a clear idea of what facts we content that the Committee should find disproved.  And what I am going to do, Mr Chairman, is I'm going to give you - you'll see that the argument is in two parts, the one where there are submissions and interpretation and then the second part is a summary of the facts.
	If we could go to page 2, I will give you note of the references so that you don't have to go and chase in the second part of our argument, where to find our argument.  So I would ask you, where we say "The Early Learning Centre", then this you will find in paragraphs 115 to 152.  That's the general section, but we will be more specific in giving you references in relation to the finding of each particular fact that we ask you to find.  
	And if we go on to paragraph 3, that is a general submission that we make, a main finding of fact and that is a conclusion and I don't want to give you any specific references there.  
	But if you could go to paragraph 4 where we say:
"The evidence of the applicants to the effect that the bombing was intended merely to frighten the members of the KTY ..."
it should have an M there as well we are told, as a proper acronym and could I ask you to please add it, so that we have the - we've had a complaint about it, a justifiable one, from the people involved.  And what we would like you to note there is that it is particularly in paragraph 144, but in addition ...
"The evidence of the applicants to the effect that the bombing was intended merely to frighten the members"
Please go to paragraph 144, and what you will see, that the second part is called the summary.  The references that I am going to give is - please also have a look at S, I will S as summary, the summary part of the argument ...