MR PRIOR
As the Committee pleases.  Mr Chairman, an additional document is the bundle of photographs that is available, the master copy is available and copies are presently being prepared.  If we may just at this stage mark it Exhibit C, that is with the exception of the photographs which the Committee didn't think necessary, thank you Mr Chairman.
	Mr Chairman sorry, there's just one other matter regarding a notice.  Given the large number of persons affected by this matter in King William's Town at the time and given the difficulty in tracing all the persons from records that were available, it was felt desirous to make publication in the local newspaper, the Daily Despatch, which I understand was arranged by Mr John Allen of the Media Departments of the TRC which had run an article about the King William's Town attack, the fact that the amnesty application be running this week, the 6th to the 9th of April.
	I unfortunately do not have a press clipping but one is available I understand at the East London office.  In addition thereto, the club captain was contacted at the King William's Town Golf Club and a general notice was pinned up on the notice board of the clubhouse two weeks ago, which set out in general terms that all persons having an interest in this particular matter had to contact the TRC as a matter of urgency.  
	I must say Mr Chairman, as a result of that several persons have contacted the Amnesty Committee to that extent.  I simply place that on record for what it's worth.