GEORGE BIZOS
Mr Chairman, the fact that it was taken when he was in custody, is no reason for it's inadmissibility.  The inadmissibility of statements in a criminal trial where questions of guilt or innocence is involved, is a completely different test.  I am sure that, I don't know whether - what Mr Barnard is going to say about it, but this is the prima facie evidence that we have before the Committee, of which my learned friend has had notice, Mr Chairman.  I can understand his sensitivity.  I am going to argue the matter but I will abandon this question and ask another.  Did the CCB have access to so-called anthropologists and ethnologists that purported to know the native mind?