Good morning. We'll take appearances first, please.

Good morning, Madam President. Good morning, your Honours. Good morning, counsel opposite. For the Prosecution this morning, myself Ms Kathryn Howarth, Mr Nicholas Koumjian, Mr Mohamed A Bangura and Ms Maja Dimitrova.

Good morning, Madam President, your Honours, counsel opposite. For the Defence this morning, myself Terry Munyard, Morris Anyah, Silas Chekera, James Supuwood, and Hawi Alot.

Madam President, I have asked for the current witness not to come into court at the moment so that I can revisit with your Honours a matter that we discussed in private session last Tuesday, and I wonder if we could go into private session briefly to review the position.

What matter might this be?

It's a matter that I can only disclose in private session. It's the matter that we discussed in private session on Tuesday last week as a result of which your Honours made an order.

This is the matter that relates to the accused and his privacy?

Yes.

Because I need to state for the record why we're going in private session, you see.

Very well. I will leave the form of words to you, Madam President.

So we will go into a very brief private session where we'll cut the audio off from the public for the protection of the privacy of Mr Taylor. Madam Court Manager, please.

Your Honour, we're in open session.

Morning, Mr Zaymay. This morning you are going to continue your testimony in chief with questions from Mr Chekera, Defence counsel. I simply wish to remind you of the oath that you took to tell the truth and that oath is still binding on you today.

Madam President, just to correct that, we are actually in cross. I would be happy to take the witness again.

I do beg your pardon. It's cross-examination. Yes, of course. I do beg your pardon, Ms Howarth. Ms Howarth, do continue with your cross-examination.

I'm sorry to interrupt. Just to say that Mr Taylor would like some assistance with his LiveNote, Madam President.