MR HATTINGH
Mr Chairman, perhaps we should consider whether the unlawfulness should in any event fall under what is set out in the constitution?    Shouldn't we then say that if this - there is no provision made in the Act, this Act, we have to look at general rules, and as long as it was freely and voluntarily made, it doesn't require any warning regarding legal representation whatsoever, the normal way of proving a, what's called a "buite geregtelike erkenning", extrajudicial admission, the normal way of proving that, but I really do not wish to put a spanner in the works.   My aim would be as best as possible to put the complete picture before this Committee.