CHAIRPERSON
The reason why you are being questioned in this regard as I understand it is to determine your credibility and whether one can rely on what you are now telling us. You sit back and say: "I am now telling the truth." The advocate is quite entitled to test that and to see whether you are now telling the truth by comparing it with what you may have instructed your attorney to say on your behalf at the trial. We know you did not give evidence but we also know that you were represented throughout the trial by an attorney as you are at the present time. And attorneys take instructions from their clients before they put versions to the other states of the state witnesses. And that is what you are being asked about. Do you understand?