JUDGE MGOEPE
Shouldn't that course be more diligently followed because unlike in the case of 
General van der Merwe, who did not complain about possible prejudice to himself, in this particular case 
Mr Meintjies has specifically raised the point that Captain van Jaarsveld may very well be prejudiced if he 
comes to testify here.
	So that the Committee is now in a difficult position of whether in his quest to assist the applicants, 
we should compel Captain van Jaarsveld, albeit at the danger of, on the other hand, prejudicing that other 
person, so we wouldn't like to prejudice anyone, anyone of the applicants.
	So shouldn't you more diligently follow that course
which my colleague is suggesting that you could put something in writing to Dr Pretorius and then sort it 
out along those lines?