Day 096 - 03 Mar 95 - Page 18
1 A. Basically, yes.
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3 MS. STEEL: I know it is a bit early but is it possible to have
4 the five-minute break now?
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6 MR. JUSTICE BELL: Yes. Just let me complete my note.
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8 (Short Adjournment)
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10 MS. STEEL: Can I just say, I think we are easily going to
11 finish today so I do not think there are any worries on
12 that score.
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14 MR. RAMPTON: I am grateful.
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16 MR. JUSTICE BELL: I would rather -- I think I made this clear
17 before -- you ask for a little break every now and again to
18 get yourselves in order and see what you have really to put
19 as we go along even if I do not leave the court.
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21 MS. STEEL: I was wondering whether I could show the video again
22 now?
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24 MR. JUSTICE BELL: Yes, can we do that? We have from time to
25 time shown the video. The best way to do it, if you would
26 not mind coming and standing more or less where
27 Mrs. Brinley-Codd was then, Mr. Bowes.
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29 (The witness left the witness box)
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31 (The video recording was shown)
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33 MS. STEEL: Could you pause there? Is that a topical farrowing
34 stall?
35 A. That is a typical farrowing stall, not very
36 well-managed -- intensive.
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38 MR. JUSTICE BELL: In what?
39 A. Intensive.
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41 Q. I think it would be only right to put whether within his
42 operation or within his suppliers because otherwise we will
43 have an enormous loose end unless there is re-examination
44 about it.
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46 MS. STEEL: Is that a typical farrowing stall -----
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48 MR. MORRIS: You use the intensive system, yes?
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50 MS. STEEL: The indoor ones?
51 A. You say that the farrowing stall -- ours are similar to
52 that. We make them ourselves. They are similar to that.
53 There are some things that I would not agree with that is
54 on there, but also ours are, first of all, the concrete
55 floor is insulated and all our sowing pigs lay down on
56 straw in such a system.
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58 Q. So you have got straw on the concrete?
59 A. And you will see that that is required by Freedom Food.
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