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     2   MR. JUSTICE BELL:  It may not do, at the end of the day.
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     4   MR. RAMPTON:  I am not concerned to establish -- I know that
     5        Mr. Morris is -- I am not much concerned at present to
     6        establish what this particular pressure group or others
     7        think about this, that or the other topic.  It does not
     8        decide this case.
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    10   MR. JUSTICE BELL:  That may be, but the reason I assume it has
    11        not been disclosed so far is that it only came out three
    12        minutes ago, when you asked the question in
    13        cross-examination.
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    15        But none of that matters.  This is not a case which is all
    16        about one tactical advantage or another.  If I am to see
    17        what one body or another proposes, I would like to see what
    18        the ITC, itself, proposes.
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    20   MR. MORRIS:  I think it would be helpful.  I only knew about it
         this morning.
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    23   MR. JUSTICE BELL:  There is no criticism of you.  Let us leave
    24        it there for the moment.
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    26   MR. MORRIS:  (To the witness)  Just from memory, until we get
    27        that code, that proposal for amendments, what are the main
    28        changes?   You are on the ITC, yes?
    29        A.  I am on the Advertising Advisory Committee.
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    31   Q.   Of?
    32        A.  Of the ITC.
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    34   Q.   What are the amendments?
    35        A.  I am sorry.  I do not have them in my head.  I have
    36        them behind me, but I do not have them in my head.
    37        Presumably, until they have been formally produced, I
    38        cannot quote from that document.
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    40   MR. JUSTICE BELL: When you say you have them behind you, will
         you dig it out, please, Mr. Miles?  It is a very long route
    42        to a short answer.  If you read it out, we will get a copy
    43        later.
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    45   MR. MORRIS:  Can you read out the preamble as well?
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    47   MR. JUSTICE BELL:  How long is the preamble?
    48        A.  The preamble is one page.  The proposed rules are a
    49        little longer.
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    51   MR. JUSTICE BELL: I think we are just looking at the equivalent 
    52        of 11 at the moment. 
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    54   MR. RAMPTON:  Might it be better, if Mr. Miles were willing to
    55        surrender it, if we were to adjourn now, and we will get
    56        enough copies, if you let us, made for everybody?
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    58   MR. JUSTICE BELL:  Yes.  Is five minutes going to make any
    59        difference as to whether you finish cross examining
    60        Mr. Miles today?