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that evidence because it does not want to rush into subpoenaing people to give evidence when a great deal 
of that evidence may become clear through other witnesses.  So Mr Currin I think that your clients, I have 
no doubt you will advise your clients that due consideration will be given, but we would like to decide on 
precisely who of these people should be subpoenaed if we feel that it is necessary to do so and then we will 
let you know, but we would like to take that decision ultimately after we have heard evidence.