CHAIRPERSON
Yes, I think we're just going through the question of routine, Professor de Koker wants to take us through this as a matter of routine.  Clearly there is no major point to be made out of this but I think you know, it may look something insignificant but when you say to a - you read the statement to this witness and you say: "Can I get your comment on that", it not the same thing to some witnesses as saying to him: "Is this true or not".   Three times you read this statement to him and three times you said to him: "I want to get your comment on that".  Well to me I would understand that what you mean, you are saying to me: "Is this correct or incorrect" and to him it may not mean that.  To him you really inviting a comment and he comes with a long comment on that statement.  Maybe if you want to say: "Do you agree or do you not agree", maybe if you put it that way you'll get what you want.