UNKNOWN
Thank you, Mr Chairman. Mr Chairman, we 
have had an opportunity yesterday afternoon to visit Prof 
Robertse in Stellenbosch.  He did have another consultation 
with Capt Hechter and we were able to sort out any problems 
- all the problems regarding the report.  It is possible for 
me to hand in a report in respect of each of the five 
applicants.  
	The report is accompanied by Prof Robertse's curriculum 
vitae, as well as a letter in which he explains the fact 
that he had to consult again with Capt Hechter, and that he 
could not do that in Cape Town yesterday.  I requested him 
yesterday afternoon when we adjourned, if he could come to 
Cape Town so that we could finalise it here and it might 
have been possible to deal with this perhaps late yesterday 
afternoon, but it wasn't possible.	I beg leave to hand up 
copies of the report to you.  
	Mr Chairman, I don't intend to deal with the contents 
of the report at this point in time.  I believe that would 
be ANNEXURE FF, if my memory serves me correct.
	Mr Chairman, the report is an extensive report. If I 
can just give you a little bit of background about the 
report. It is an extensive report, dealing with firstly, 
post-traumatic stress, with specific emphasis on memory 
loss, but not only that, as a general background. Then it 
gives an evaluation of each of the applicants.  It discusses 
the problems that they currently have, as a result of the 
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