由此 - 23 - A A B we are to meet the regulatory requirements under which our suppliers, the international bullion houses, work. B C What may appear to be minor inaccuracies in The Post’s report only strengthen the wrong inferences. The plaques in my office refer to my sponsorship or participation in sporting and cultural events – not to any ‘gifts to charitable causes’. The ‘brokers monitoring a bank of computers’ next to my office are accountants and office administrators working on PCs. We are not brokers. I do not have political power in Pakistan. C D E F I would be happy to give our full cooperation to an official inquiry and would have no hesitation in opening up our finances and dealing records to its investigators.” G H I 78. A responsible editor comparing the Article with Mr. Farah’s account and ARY’s letter would be concerned that the Article was D E F G H I distorting what Mr. Farah had reported. There would be concern that J Section V did not give a fair account of ARY’s response. K K 79. L First, Mr. Farah’s article says nothing about ARY having connections with Waziri tribesmen. 80. O L M M N J Second, although Mr. Farah’s article refers to scrutinising the N movements of gold by ARY and his group, it is far from clear from the account that this means that the ARY Group is complicit in illegal activity. O As a major gold trader, it is possible that ARY Traders (say) may have P P innocently and in good faith moved large volumes of gold from one place Q to another on behalf of third parties without realising that such persons were engaged in wrongdoing. R R S 81. Third, the last sentence of Section V §12 sits oddly with the last sentence of ARY’s letter. Q The willingness to cooperate with the T S T authorities demonstrated by the latter contradicts the suggestion in the U U V V