CHAIRPERSON
... indicated to Mr Shane, we have no problems with most of the applications at this stage, and I indicated that I would ask the various representatives to address us on issues that gave us problems.  In the Madlala matter in which you appeared, we really have a problem with that whole application, in particular whether full disclosure was made, for example whether this was not an escapade in burglary and nothing more and what was the political motive?
	Our attention had been drawn to the fact that there seems to be a connection between the applicant and his colleagues and burglary at the house near the spot where they were found, and of course, the murder and the attempted murder becomes particularly a focal issue when one considers the question of political motive.
	I am not too sure whether all the offences for which application is made, is effected by our concerns and maybe you can pay attention to each offence in respect of our concerns.
	We think of perhaps also the attempted escape, it really doesn't make sense to us.  Maybe you can persuade us that it should make sense.  Perhaps the armed robbery was something that was done with a political motive, on the other hand it may be related to some kind of organised crime.  We need you to attend to that.
	Then I understand that you are in close contact with Ms Nhlayisi.