MR DLAMINI
(inaudible) ... not later than 8 o'clock. I still remembervery well. 20 to eight I was standing in front of that office. And the man whowas supposed to open came a little late, and when he opened he opened the doorand he got into the room. I followed him ... (inaudible) ... time lock or someregister to show that I was there. I said nothing. Then I waited there. I havebeen standing here not knowing what to do. The children at school were waitingfor their teacher, because I had to give them lessons. While I was waiting there- I waited there for about 30 minutes, not knowing what to do. I didn't knowwhat to do, because they told me that I should be here, and I was expectingthem to give me a register to sign so that I can leave. I will tell you thename if you want, but this policeman was there on his own, and he said to me- and he asked me a question all of a sudden. He said, "Yesterday ... (inaudible)... I was shocked. I said I am faced here with a difficult person ... (inaudible)... insulting, humiliating questions. I ignored him totally. I had nothing todo with him. I found that this is not my class.