CHAIRPERSON
We will take time in this matter as well, that is we will not give a decision this afternoon, we will consider it and give it later.
	There's one matter I would like to raise with the interested parties, and that is the question of victims in this case.  The victims undoubtedly would be the surviving dependants of those persons killed, but we also have a list at page 90 of the original bundle setting out the names of some 23 people who were seriously injured in the attack.  Now we I don't think have any information before us as to the conditions of these persons at the present time.  It seems to me it's a matter that would have to be investigated further before we could submit or make any finding as to victims in this regard.  Obviously all of them would have been, if they were seriously injured in the attack, would have been victims for a limited period as mental shock as is provided for in the Act, but some of them may have suffered long standing loss and injury, and I think it is a matter that ...  Mr Prior, could you make arrangements perhaps for enquiries to be made?