CHAIRPERSON
Well I must say that I feel - and I speak now as the Vice-Chairman of the Amnesty Committee, that any blame that attaches may well attach to the system carried out by the Amnesty Committee.  It seems to me that where one is in possession of an affidavit or statement is it, a statement that is obviously of extreme importance, we should have made arrangements to have someone consult with her to ascertain her availability and to give her notice, and I don't think that we have done that, I think that it's been left to the attorneys appearing who are only able to start making approaches after they've been notified of the date of set-down, on pretty short notice sometimes.  And I have said this before and I say it again, that I think it is vitally important that where it does appear that evidence, information, is of importance and is of relevance to a hearing, that we as a Committee are responsible for making arrangements to ensure that such evidence is available at the hearing without further adjournments inconveniencing applicants and others, and I to that extent apologise to you gentlemen.