ELIZABETH FLOYD
I think for some people that's an enormous issue and particularly if you hear some of the evidence given today and the history of people who were quite obviously extremely badly physically assaulted and were alleged to have committed suicide.  Everyone's very sceptical about the so-called suicides out in detention.  I think with Neil I don't rule it out but I'm saying that that's a huge issue for debate, I think it's a technicality.  For me it's fifteen years ago, it's not really an unresolved issue for myself.  I don't know if that answers your question.  It may be more so for his family and my feeling is, if there are interrogators on the team who know about it and they want to come forward, let them do so willingly, and I think the issue there is that those people should be protected from intimidation by their peer group, if that's what they want to do.