Day 260 - 11 Jun 96 - Page 14

     
     1        A.  I have a copy here dated 24th May.
     2
     3   MR. RAMPTON:  Page 123 in that blue file.  It is the fuller
     4        version.
     5
     6   MS. STEEL:   In the second paragraph, you said, "The minutes
     7        were taken by Anthony of this meeting"?
     8        A.  Yes.
     9
    10   Q.   That is Mr. Pocklington, who is here sitting in court
    11        today?
    12        A.  Yes.
    13
    14   Q.   You were asked if you wanted to add anything to the agenda,
    15        and you say that this time it was written on the back of an
    16        envelope, but you declined ---
    17        A.  Yes.
    18
    19   Q.   -- to add anything.  Would you agree that, basically, what
    20        happened was that a scrap of paper was got from somewhere
         such as the back of an envelope and somebody wrote on the
    22        top of the piece of paper "agenda", and then it was handed
    23        around to everybody in the group, everybody who was at the
    24        meeting -- sorry -- and anybody could add anything to the
    25        agenda if they wanted to?
    26        A.  That is correct.
    27
    28   Q.   Then you go on to say: "The agenda is a of a pre-set
    29        formula with those present, correspondence received, report
    30        previous week's activity, future events being regular
    31        items"?
    32        A.  Yes.
    33
    34   Q.   Then you say: "Any item that a person present wishes to
    35        include is slotted between the reports of future events"?
    36        A.  Yes.
    37
    38   Q.   You would stand by that?
    39        A.  Yes.
    40
    Q.   "Those present" was where people said, "I am Helen from
    42        Tottenham", or whatever?
    43        A.  That is correct.
    44
    45   Q.   Everybody went around saying that?
    46        A.  Yes.
    47
    48   Q.   "Correspondence received".  This is the report from Kings,
    49        but it is done from your notes.  It says that at the
    50        meeting of 17th May, it describes that various letters were 
    51        read out by whoever decided to pick them up from the 
    52        floor.  You can check it, if you want. 
    53        A.  Yes.
    54
    55   Q.  "Some appeared to be of interest to more than one person
    56        but, mainly, the person picking up the letter read it and
    57        then discarded it."
    58
    59        That was generally what happened at the meetings, all the
    60        meetings, was it not, that there would be letters that had