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Most members of the public who become involved in legal proceedings will have to represent themselves, the CJC study notes.

The proceedings will have nothing to do with the so-called terrorism charges against them, of which they are manifestly innocent.

The evening proceedings will have star turns for nonpoliticians -- a single mother, a teacher, a union member, a grandmother and granddaughter.

Amid the host of regional problems it faces, the proceedings will have gone only a little way to dispel the concerns of Mr Jayakumar and some of his colleagues.For the past couple of years, the most pressing regional threats have been economic ones flowing from the financial crisis that began in Thailand in mid-1997.

Even those fortunate few with seats closest to the proceedings will have to endure long lines at security screenings, and will be stripped of umbrellas, coolers, backpacks, flasks of spirits, thermoses of coffee and tea, and other comfort items banned by the US secret service.

The details of the opening weekend remain sparse, with fabric saying the proceedings will have "family very much at its core".

And to speed up the proceedings, presenters will have three ways of entering the stage: quickly, not-so-quickly and slowly.

He also said that the Visiting Forces Agreement, the bilateral pact that allows the United States military to hold its servicemen in its custody during criminal proceedings here, "will have to be reviewed".

Provided there is constant vigilance, and any final report takes account of any criminal proceedings, this will have been a service of historic and significant proportions accomplished for the benefit of better governance.

"Could we maybe go for 666?" She also said, speaking of the written transcript of parliamentary proceedings: "I will have to show my husband Hansard tomorrow to prove that at 2 o'clock in the morning I was listening to a debate about prime numbers, because he will not believe me.

"Beyond the immediate divorce proceedings, there will have to be a broad framework agreed for the future relationship," says Azad Zangana, a senior European economist and investment strategist with Schroders in London.