CHAIRPERSON
That is why I asked you in chambers to make a legal decision and advise your client.  I can't stop him from testifying.  If he testifies on incidents which the Committee is of the view, doesn't fall within the application, all we do is refuse.  We can do that.
	This is an attempt to avoid people being embarrassed, time wasting, wasting of money and a cluttering of the record.  Where there is clear indication, where it can be clearly seen by way of logic, that an applicant for some unfortunate reason even, is not entitled to make the application, or is not likely to attain amnesty, then I think the advise should be given.
	Like I say he can come and testify here about what he wants to, all we do is that if we are convinced that it is irrelevant, then we will ignore it.  That is why I asked you to look at the matter and make a legal decision, or logical decision.  I am in your hands, I mean I am not going to make a ruling or give a judgement on what you have said.  If you tell me you want to lead him on all these offences, and you may persuade us otherwise, then so be it.