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DAY 217
MRS. HOVI, Examined:
1 space ---
2 A. Yes, I mean ---
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4 Q. -- what happened to -----
5 A. -- the film wrap was still there but there was enough
6 room for it in the corner.
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8 Q. Right.
9 A. So those three points.
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11 MR. JUSTICE BELL: Yes, thank you.
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13 MR. MORRIS: They are significant points, yes?
14 A. Well, to the extent that I have just explained.
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16 Q. Yes. Like before, I mentioned that there was four people
17 in the fat trimming area on this map, in the previous map
18 that was shown to us there were two people identified, and
19 you said something about staffing levels, you had something
20 to say about staffing levels or something?
21 A. The problem would not be in this area really. I mean,
22 the fat trimming is not a hygiene concern, unless the fat
23 is disposed of in an improper way afterwards. The fat is
24 stripped off from -- basically, what is stripped off
25 here -----
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27 MR. JUSTICE BELL: Do not get involved in it if I have quite
28 enough which may be significant.
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30 MR. MORRIS: The point ------
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32 MR. JUSTICE BELL: Why do you not let Mrs. Hovi carry on through
33 Mr. Bone's statement unless you have some particular point
34 in mind?
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36 MR. MORRIS: OK. All I am saying is there are other things
37 which are different from your recollection but you have not
38 brought them up because -----
39 A. Because I do not think that they are of significance,
40 yes.
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42 Q. OK, right.
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44 MR. JUSTICE BELL: Right. Yes, you had got to page 15,
45 paragraph 29, I think.
46 A. That is right.
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48 Q. You had explained about the use of chiller No. 1 and where
49 the carcasses or part carcasses came from into the boning
50 room?
51 A. That is right.
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53 Q. Do you want to move on then?
54 A. Yes, please. Then in the following paragraphs Mr. Bone
55 talks about the temperatures of both the meat and the
56 ambient temperature. So far as I can remember, we are now
57 in paragraph 30, on page 16, I cannot recollect ever
58 criticising the ambient temperatures of Jarrets. The
59 temperatures in the chill, the ambient temperatures in the
60 chillers were always well below the requirements.
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