RAYMOND JULIUS RADIE
May I reply to that?  Mr Chairman, as an ordinary member of the National Party at that time, and I was a back-bencher, certainly I was not privileged to have intelligence members or bodyguards or any support whatsoever.  I was completely regarded as an ordinary member of the public.
	Although I was a Member of Parliament obviously and had political inclinations, I certainly did not have any authoritarian support or cover whatsoever on that day.  There was, as far as I was concerned, no members of intelligence near the place nor were there any police on the premises.  We had to call the police after the attack.