THE CHAIR: Question. If a different crime, to take the most extreme, murder. If you were told that a member of the congregation had killed someone else, would you report that to the police?
D. Ali Answer. We would encourage the person to do that.THE CHAIR: Q. Would you do it yourself?
D. Ali A. No. I would try very hard not to - not that I would try very hard not to, but I would encourage the person continually to do that. That's a decision they need to make.THE CHAIR: Q. What if the person wasn't prepared to go to the police, but they told you that they saw the killing happen - what would you do?
D. Ali A. Am I being asked on the present day circumstances?THE CHAIR: Q. Yes.
D. Ali A. Yes. I would take the action of ringing the branch and getting some legal advice on that.THE CHAIR: Q. You are living in Queensland, aren't you?
D. Ali A. Yes.THE CHAIR: Q. Do you have any knowledge of the law or legal obligations to report knowledge of crimes at all?
D. Ali A. Not - not really, no.==============================================
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