MICHAEL BELLINGAN
Firstly Mr Chairman, the need for secrecy.  It was - there were too many leaks, there was too much discussion going on and then coupled with that I didn't want to make them a party to this, Mr Chairman.  If I had told them they would have been accessories after the fact and that would have created all kinds of other problems round that.  So I wanted to avoid that altogether.  Obviously also the factor I've mentioned in February, pertaining to potential risk.  There was no point into going into all of that.