MR HATTINGH
Mr Chairman, that is true.  In fact I'm just concerned that then we might as well commence cross-examination at this stage if he's got nothing to add to this statement.  We've all read it some days ago and in practice there would be no use for him just to confirm paragraph by paragraph.  He can just go ahead and confirm the whole statement and we can start cross-examination, if that is his evidence.  But I do not unnecessarily wish to interrupt the proceedings.  I'm just stating a problem that I'm experiencing and I'm just asking for perhaps some direction.