MR CURRIN
Yes, but I had the record with me.  So I was in Cape Town and then I went to Lesotho and I had the record with me for my own preparation purposes.  I was unaware of the fact until the last, I think yesterday or the day before, did I find out that you in fact didn't have a copy of the record.  My assistant tells me that Mr Kleynhans of the indemnity office also has a copy of this record and that your Committee and personnel were referred to Mr Kleynhans' office to get yourselves a copy from - before Mr Black got involved, right from when the application was originally lodged.
	Be that as it may, as I say I am - there are two volumes which are not all that extensive which deal comprehensively with the evidence and I will, since you obviously don't have your own copy, which I heard, as I say when I was in Lesotho, I will make it available to you to give you an opportunity to study it thoroughly and I will also indicate during the course of the evidence the extent or those aspects of the testimony which differ from that at the hearing so that you are aware of those differences.