CHAIRPERSON
Thank you.   Yes, well, we have heard all that has been said.  I am not aware of the present availability of any other venues, but I think it would probably be in the interests of all of us, if perhaps during the tea interval or maybe the lunch interval, if we could speak to the legal representatives, with the Panel and see if we can finally sort out this matter.
	I would at the same time, like to say that this actual venue that we are in now, has been made available to the Commission and we appreciate the fact that we are here.  I was under the impression that the whole of the 7th floor was not available, in any event, that wasn't a convenient venue, as convenient, or suitable as this.
	But as I said earlier, we are fully aware of the views of the victims, not only the victims, but of the community in Athlone.  Perhaps if we can talk it through during a tea interval, we might be able to come up with some solution.  But I would appreciate it if we could proceed with the evidence, as Ms Coleridge said, our time in the Commission is getting limited now and our prime concern is to finish matters as soon as possible, but obviously we are not going to be roughshod and let undue haste in any way tarnish the quality of the proceedings.
	Would that be acceptable then, if we could speak about this later, off the record, and try to arrive at some conclusion?  We've got two weeks here.  If it is possible, I don't know, if it is at all, to change a venue, if we can agree to do so, maybe we can.  If not, then we will have to proceed with this venue.
	As I was saying when we started, Mr van Zyl was in the process of being questioned by Mr Kahanovitz.