CHAIRPERSON
Yes, but wouldn't that exist, I am not talking now of Mr McBride, please understand me, I am talking generally, a person gives evidence in a Section 29 hearing and says X, 30 pages of it, he then comes to an amnesty hearing and says Y, 30 pages of it,  now whether that Section 29 hearing has been made public or whether it has been kept confidential, does that have any - and in both instances take the oath prior to giving them - does that make any difference as to whether that person can be charged with perjury or not?  Let's say for instance that the document is not used at all here, and then there is completely different evidence, how will that ...