[blml] The sixth sick sheik's sixth sheep is sick [SEC=UNOFFICIAL]

[Herman De Wael]

richard.hills at immi.gov.au wrote:
> Herman De Wael:
> 
>> I believe you two are not talking about the same thing.
>>
>> I think Ed will quickly tell his "guess" when he is
>> merely uncertain, and that his refusal to "guess" is
>> conditional on him knowing absolutely nothing.
> 
> Richard Hills:
> 
> What does Mister De Wael mean by "merely uncertain"?  If
> Mister De Wael intends this scenario:
> 

Mister De Wael means with "merely uncertain": "merely uncertain".

> (a) Mister Hills and his partner have implicitly (or
> explicitly) agreed a partnership understanding, and
> 
> (b) Mister Hills is "merely uncertain" what that
> implicit (or explicit) partnership understanding is, due
> to a rare failure in the elephantine memory of Mister
> Hills, then
> 
> (c) Mister Hills will *not* quickly tell his "guess",
> but instead,
> 
> (d) Mister Hills will summon the Director, who will
> require,
> 
> (e) Mister Hills to leave the table, so that
> 
> (f) Mister Hills' partner can explain to the opponents
> the implicit (or explicit) partnership understanding
> without
> 
> (g) Mister Hills receiving any UI from partner's
> explanation, and also without
> 
> (h) Mister Hills' partner receiving any UI from Mister
> Hills' incorrect (or correct) "guess".
> 
> What's the problem?
> 
> Note that even a correct "guess" provides UI to partner
> that the partnership is luckily on the same wavelength.
> 
> Yes, Mister Hills knows that Mister De Wael will now
> post a zillion words that the above procedure is
> contrary to the De Wael School interpretation of the
> 1997 Lawbook, but perhaps those zillion words will be
> of limited temporal relevance.
> 

bla bla bla.

> ;-)
> 
> 
> Best wishes
> 
> Richard James Hills, amicus curiae
> Level 6 Aqua Training Suite, DIAC
> 02 6225 6776
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