MR AMEEN
I take the point Mr Chair.  I want to put it to you that as far as your state of mind about confrontation is concerned, that that is not the case.  Even though there were fifteen to twenty people, you may not have wanted to confront them, but had that been your intention of being non-confrontational, you would have carried on that attitude of being reconciliatory when the youths were brought to you in the afternoon and there were a lesser number of people to deal with.  I also not a factual inaccuracy in the second paragraph of that page.  We have been talking about six youths who were brought to the house and here, on the fifth line, you say:  "Within the vicinity of some of our homes in Orlando East the same faces were spotted but the number had been reduced to four".  Can you explain that mistake?  Second paragraph of page 16 Mr Chairman.