CHAIRPERSON
We are normally inclined to allow implicated people to cross-examine, you know, unless, really, I mean, but we have never really denied any implicated person the right to cross-examine, but the issue can only be properly dealt with after one shall have heard the extent to which a person is or is not implicated and then such a debate, I suppose, can arise when you want to contest the right of an implicated person to cross-examine and you say, maybe, well, he is not sufficiently implicated to warrant the right of cross-examination, but that can only arise after listening to the evidence supposedly implicating that person.