MR DERBY-LEWIS
Mr Chairman, as I was explaining, that in the four and a half years, approximately, that I have been detained I have had access to my grandchildren once, because I do not believe that the prison environment is a suitable environment for them to be exposed to.  I have been isolated from my friends and family.  I explained the problem with the visits which has only recently been remedied, Mr Chairman, and I, quite honestly, must say, in addition, that I really do not know what the peoples' reaction will be to what I have done.  I do not know, because I have not discussed it with them, because I think that it would be presumptuous of me in the first instance.
	Mr Chairman, I have already, should my application be successful, I have already decided that I am going to confine myself to my family and my friends who have stood by me so loyally during this period and I think I owe them something.  Besides that, I owe it to myself.  I love my children, I love my grandchildren and that is one of the things that I regret about this whole situation and that is that I have not been able to effect this love.  I have even compensated with, sorry Mr Chairman, did you want to say something.