MR VISSER
I really do feel that I must place something on record here, Mr Chairman.  It is difficult enough for the cross-examiner to keep matters together and to make sense before a court or a Commission of his cross-examination because normally as you know very well, as an old practitioner Mr Chairman, it is difficult.
	And every time that I am interrupted, unnecessarily, one looses the whole threat of what you are busy with, with great respect.  I would suggest with respect that my learned friend restrains himself a little bit and just thinks before he leaps next time, when he wishes to make an application or make an objection.