CHAIRPERSON
I think that, that is a difficult question isn't it? You see an incident, an incident that is taking place very, very quickly and you have an impression of that. When you are giving evidence you are giving evidence about the mental picture you have and that picture you have got is a picture of a man who is confused and who is panicking. So the evidence he will give at the inquest will be the evidence that his brain conveys to him as the picture that he saw. He may not be lying. He may have a faulty recollection of what he saw. Now I think you should appreciate that when you formulate your questions.