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Q. Was the meeting at Southdown the time when you asked
for a dispensation?
A. No.
Q. Did that come at a further meeting?
A. Yes, back in Chicago.
Q. After the conclusion of the residency at Southdown?
A. Correct.
Q. Do you remember the name of the person that conducted
the assessment in Chicago?
A. There wasn't one.
Q. I'm sorry?
A. There wasn't an assessment in Chicago.
Q. Do you remember seeing a psychologist prior to going
into Southdown?
A. Yes, that was at Southdown.
Q. Do you remember telling him why you thought you had
been sent to Southdown?
A. Yes.
Q. Do you remember what you said?
A. I was referred by the order and, in my opinion,
I thought, because of my offending.
Q. Did you say anything to them about investigations
under way in Australia at the time?
A. I said that I was being investigated, yes.
MR KERNAGHAN: Thank you. Nothing further, your Honour.
Thank you, Commissioners.
THE PRESIDING MEMBER: Thank you. Do you want to go last,
Mr Skinner?
MR SKINNER: Your Honour, I obviously am interested,
perhaps, in cross-examining this witness. However, this
evidence is entirely fresh to me. I have no instructions
about any of it. I would need a short adjournment, in any
case, to get some instructions before I could reasonably
cross-examine.
.1/07/2014 (ACT36) ACT4002 G J SUTTON (Mr Kernaghan)
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