TAKALANI JOSEPH NESAMARI
Well it's true I did say, I gave evidence to the effect that I agree that it was falsified.  The reason why I said that I thought I was defending myself and protecting myself.  I just didn't want to be very open that the Reverend and other people, or the victims were really severely beaten and they were hurt so much that they had to go to the hospital.  I thought I was protecting myself.  Because one thing for sure the reason why I made my application I didn't have much knowledge as to where it would lead me, myself and the family.  That is why I was trying to be very evasive.
	Also subsequently as we were being consulted by the legal advisor they then directed us and said to us the Committee wanted absolute truth so that they will be able to consider whether you will be forgiven.  I was then eventually free although doubting, especially with regard to the colleagues as to whether they will be able to say the truth.  That is why I have always been saying or dodging, or I didn't know whether I will side with the victims or the perpetrators who are my colleagues.  I didn't ...(indistinct) them.  Today I think they have said exactly the truth and I am so free that I had to say the truth.  And these people were seriously injured, they deserved to go to the hospital.