MR MARTINI
Mr Chairperson, I take exception to that, that is a blatant distortion of the truth, what Ms Coleridge has put on record.  Sorry Mr Chairman, this is very important, because this attacks my integrity.
	If Ms Coleridge stands by her convictions, she should have replied to my letter and told me that she didn't distort the truth.  What I told Ms Coleridge, she phoned me, Mr Commissioner, she chose to phone me on a landline and then answered her cellphone rudely and then put the phone down.  If we are going, I don't want to get into this debate, Mr Commissioner, but it attacks my professional integrity and if she's put that in a letter, I take exception to that and I just want to clear the record.  What she has just placed on record, is not correct.  She was told to communicate with me on the venue by correspondence, to avoid misunderstandings.  Thank you Mr Commissioner.