Mr. Stephen Mason:

The question is based on the premise that 4,000 letters have been issued but were not included in this return. Quite simply, that is not the case. We wanted to give the committee every piece of information it sought. Suggestions were made previously that people could count warnings of legal proceedings as proposed solutions. We did not do that. We submitted to the committee what we had submitted to the Central Bank as our MART return and anything in terms of our non-co-operation strategy would not qualify as MART and was not included in this return. Our intention was not in any way to withhold information from the committee and we will provide the information sought.