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     1        mind made by Mr. Miles, which you would like Ms. Dibb to
     2        answer, if she can.
     3
     4   MR. RAMPTON:  My Lord, might I add to that that there is not
     5        very far that that line of question can go; it might only
     6        be one question, I suspect; and that after that, with your
     7        Lordship's approval, we should break off, because to make
     8        five or six copies of a 20 page document takes a bit of
     9        time.  Then we could all get it at least in time for
    10        two o'clock.
    11
    12   MR. JUSTICE BELL:  Yes.  That recommends itself to me.  You can
    13        actually have a look, as well.  But what is the point of
    14        interpretation which Mr. Miles made?  I know I made one,
    15        which was in relation to where concern came from and
    16        strength of concern, and whether there was any qualitative
    17        (as opposed to quantitative) question.  Maybe Ms. Dibb will
    18        deal with that, or maybe when we actually look at the
    19        survey we will find what the answer is to that.  But what
    20        is the point which Mr. Miles made that you have in mind at
         this moment?
    22
    23   MR. MORRIS:  On question 1, there was a particular point.
    24        I cannot remember whether it was yourself or Mr. Miles.
    25
    26   MR. JUSTICE BELL:  No.  It was Mr. Miles who said he thought
    27        "tougher restrictions" meant tougher than in relation to
    28        advertising to adults, rather than tougher than they are at
    29        the moment.
    30
    31   MR. MORRIS:  Right -----
    32
    33   MR. JUSTICE BELL:  If my memory serves me correctly.
    34
    35   MR. MORRIS:  Yes.  (To the witness)  These are the actual
    36        questions in the survey, are they not -- in your summary?
    37        A.  Yes.
    38
    39   MR. MORRIS:   What does question 1 mean to you?
    40
    MR. RAMPTON:  Well, I do not know what I am being asked to say.
    42
    43   MR. JUSTICE BELL:  I am going to stop it there.  We will break
    44        off now.  We will get copies of this because, in the
    45        survey, there is, presumably, a paragraph or two -- maybe
    46        more -- which deals with this question and MORI's
    47        interpretation of the answers to it.  (To the witness) Is
    48        that right?
    49        A.  I can report on that, yes.
    50 
    51   Q.   Since MORI have reported on it, we had better see what they 
    52        said. 
    53        A.  Yes.  But I have additional information.
    54
    55   MR. JUSTICE BELL:  I think we should do that.  It is a very
    56        indirect way to just have one person in court with the
    57        actual document, giving her interpretation of it.  No
    58        disrespect to you, but there are better ways of doing
    59        things.
    60