CHAIRPERSON
In other words what it really boils down to here is that you were told by Taylor that this man was about to place bombs in Durban.  That ought to have conveyed to you that this man was - had either committed an offence for being in possession of explosives, or was planning to commit an offence.  He could be arrested and he could be charged.  Now, if that were so, then your evidence that you couldn't release this man because there was no case against him, you couldn't make a case against him, presents me with some difficult, because there would be a case against him if he was found in possession of explosives, or he was caught while he was about to place a bomb somewhere in Durban.  Now I understand your position.  As far as you are concerned, your recollection is that this is what you were told and you didn't question it.