CHAIRPERSON
See, why I'm asking you this question, is both because you said in your evidence that the children were fighting with the police.  And also in the correspondence between your lawyers and yourself, they advise you not to proceed, or the advocate whose opinion they sought, advises you not to proceed with the main claim, because it would be unlikely that you would succeed, as they see it, because the police may prove that they were acting legally.
 In other words, that they were sort of defending themselves, or whatever.  We don't have the information.  Again, if you can just think back when you said you looked and you saw that they were fighting with the police.  Did you see anything prior to the teargas?  Or did you just see the teargas and them running away?  And if so, why did you say you saw them fighting with the police?