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1 and I said I would like you to tell me who you did want to
2 be recalled or who you wanted to call at the beginning of
3 this term. I notice that number (9) on your list of
4 matters is meaning of nutrition, section of fact sheet. As
5 far as I am concerned, I have given a ruling which is final
6 so far as I am concerned on that, but I will hear anything
7 you want to say to me about that.
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9 MS. STEEL: That was just with reference to the business about
10 the drafting of an order. That is all.
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12 MR. JUSTICE BELL: Yes, I understand the order has been sealed
13 today and I hope you both have been given copies of it ---
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15 MR. MORRIS: Yes, we have.
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17 MR. JUSTICE BELL: -- or Mrs. Slaney will arrange that you do
18 have copies. I have got the child labour violations, or
19 alleged ones, citations and Mr. Stein to Congress. You
20 have that on your list.
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22 MR. MORRIS: That is dealt with in this list, yes.
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24 MR. JUSTICE BELL: I have got interrogatories concerning Brazil.
25 You have got that on your list. I had discovery of any
26 notes about Ray Coton's resignation meetings. We talked
27 about that the other day and I have now crossed that off
28 your list.
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30 MR. MORRIS: Yes.
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32 MR. JUSTICE BELL: There was the question of Mr. Fairgrieve's
33 documents and you told me last term you received a letter
34 about that from Mrs. Brinley-Codd. We have got the
35 timetable which Mr. Rampton handed in the other day and you
36 have got item 8 scheduled discussions. So I do not think
37 there is anything on my list which you have missed out.
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39 MR. MORRIS: It seems to me as if this would be achievable
40 within a day, so I would prefer if we did this on Wednesday
41 rather than come in on Wednesday and go home at half past
42 11, or something.
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44 MR. JUSTICE BELL: Has anyone fixed matters for Thursday? The
45 only reason I say that is that if it were vital, and if
46 people have not committed themselves, I could sit for a
47 large part of Thursday morning, in fact.
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49 MR. RAMPTON: Well, yes, as a matter of fact, because we thought
50 your Lordship was not going to be sitting,
51 Mrs. Brinley-Codd and I have, in fact, engaged ourselves to
52 go out of London on the Thursday.
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54 MR. JUSTICE BELL: Do not say any more about that.
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56 MR. RAMPTON: I will not say where.
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58 MR. JUSTICE BELL: No. It was just a thought.
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60 We will get on with these matters on Wednesday then. In
