ADV DE JAGER
No, in essence it would mean that you should ask us to condone it, because it is a mistake, it is not a real application in terms of the prescribed Act.  It can't be amended without being condoned. It is a mistake, and it should be condoned because the prescribed form requires an attested form.  And if something is not - if it is not sworn to, it is not a good application, but it could be made good by signing it and if it is condoned this over - the fact that it wasn't signed before, could I think, be condoned by the Committee if the Committee is asked for, or if the Committee is prepared to condone it without being asked.  But it is not legally correct, and all you people should know that.