Thank you, Mr President. I am authorised to represent Justice Renate Winter, who joins me in this concurrence.

I fully agree with the Appeals Chamber's reasoning and conclusion as to the law of aiding and abetting liability. However, I consider it necessary to further address two of the Defence ...

I agree.

Thank you, Mr Taylor. Is there anything further before we adjourn? Very well, court is adjourned.

Yes, the Panel of Judges.

And is there anything - any comments - you would like to make to the Panel before we adjourn?

I think you need your microphone, sir.

Okay, I want to thank counsel on both sides. Your arguments have been excellent. They've been very helpful to us. You have addressed the questions that had raised concern with us after reading the briefs. You have elaborated on those points on which we had questions, and I think ...

Thank you. You've answered my question.

Okay.

So I understand completely. The fact that you are disputing, or wished -- would have disputed had you had the opportunity, is the fact that there were any reinforcements from RUF that entered Freetown, or that as I thought I understood you this morning there were RUF forces involved in the ...

Wait just a moment. Go ahead.

Okay, thank you. My second question is for Ms Gibson, and that is I'm afraid after the -- I thought I understood what the point that you felt you were prejudiced in not having been able to address because of the rejection of the AFRC adjudicated fact was, but at ...

Okay. As I understand that passage, it applies corroboration between two testimonial pieces of evidence. Is that the same definition that you would apply when the corroboration is in the form of non-testimonial evidence?

Thank you.

Thank you very much. Let me see if there are any questions. I have just a couple of questions, if I may, and these are for the Defence. During the course of the arguments -- and, Mr Anyah, I think this is the subject you are most familiar with. During the ...

Please limit your reply to the responses made earlier, or we'll have sur-reply after a sur-sur-reply. They have made their last statement on their point. You are free to make your statement in response to -- in reply to their response this morning, but we have to stop at some ...

Thank you. No further questions. Mr Anyah?

Thank you. Go ahead.

Good afternoon. We will now proceed with the replies. The Prosecution has until let's say 1.20. If you don't need -- I'm sorry, 2.20. If you don't need that much time, that's fine too.

Okay. I did not ask my panel whether they had any questions for the Prosecution, so at this point I will ask whether anyone has any questions for either the Prosecution or the Defence? No, apparently we do not. We will resume then, since we are ahead of time, let ...

Does that conclude the Defence's submission in response?

Thank you.

Thank you. You can proceed.

That will be fine.

That would be fine. Provided we don't go beyond the scope of the submission yesterday, you may address the issue fully that you were intending to address as a response to the submission.

Mr Anyah, you may proceed.

Thank you, Ms Hollis. We'll now take our mid-morning break and we'll resume at quarter-to-12.

Thank you. Perhaps you could keep us on track by letting us know where you are?

Ms Hollis, where are you in the document at this point? What page?

We have it in the bundle that was provided to us by the Defence, but if you have copies easily accessible, that would be very helpful.

Thank you. You may proceed, Ms Hollis.

Thank you, Mr Anyah. I would also note that Mr Taylor is present. Good morning, Mr Taylor. Okay, this morning we will proceed with responses to yesterday's submissions. We will begin with the Prosecution and you have, I believe, an hour-and-a-half. Please proceed.

Thank you, Ms Hollis. And for the Defence?

Thank you. Good morning, everyone. I'll take appearances, Prosecution?

Okay, there appear to be no further questions. We will stand in recess then until ten o'clock tomorrow morning, when we'll resume with the responses. Thank you, all.

Thank you, Mr Anyah. You hit one minute to five. Let me see if there are any questions. Justice Kamanda has a question.

I don't mean to interrupt you but we only have six more minutes.

Yes.

Yes.

Okay, thank you.

Excuse me, hold that thought for a moment. It looks like we're getting something here. It's not on the back screen, but it is on our small screens, but small is the operative problem. I would appreciate it if you would continue to explain what the provisions show ...

We would appreciate it. Okay.

Let's pass them out then instead. Okay? Rhoda, do you have those? Okay, let's pass out in the meantime the documents themselves. You don't have those? Mr Anyah, I think there's a disconnect here.

Enough for all of us?

Copies for the Bench?

It's indicating no signal.

Fine. Let me see. There are no questions. Mr Anyah.

Let me see if there are any questions. Okay, proceed.

Thank you.

Thank you. There are no questions at this time, so you may proceed.