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Greenwood:
Oh. Well. . .uh. . .when they’re ill. Actually that
would be a matter of personal choice.
Sgt. Teunis:
Okay. But.. .alright, so it’s personal choice. The
Church Of Scientology doesn’t believe that, when you’re ill like that, you can’t watch TV or listen .to music? -
Greenwood:
Not that I’m aware of. . .no.
Sgt. Teunis:
Okay. It’s just your understanding that, -on your
side of that, you would not talk in the presence?
Greenwood: Exactly.
Det. Sudler: Umm.. .and I apologize for.. .you know. . ignorance of
the topic or whatever, but is there a term for that? Umm.. . like vow of silence or something or is there a. . . is there a particular procedure or term for that?
Greenwood:
No. It’s just a recognition of what happens if you
do.
Det. Sudler:
Okay. -
GreenwOod:
- To the mind.
Det. Sudler:
Now, is that taught to you in. . .in courses or...?
Greenwood:
Umm.. .actually we are just told that. And then when
-
you do auditing yourself, you become very much aware
-
of the effects of someone talking to someone that’s
ill because you’ve experienced it yourself 

Det. Sudler: Okay. -

Greenwood:
And then you -expect.. .you. . .you experience the umm...
you understand why you don’t. So therefore you
don’t. It’s not a matter of don’t do this. -It’s a
matter of you understand why so there.. .then you don’t.
Det. Sudler: So, in further interviews that we may conduct, there’s
nothing specifically, that we can refer to for this
non-communication status? -
GreenwOod:
No. . .it’s just.. I wouldn’t know what you’re talking
- about. . .yeah.

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