BERNARD MAKGABO NGOEPE
Mr Phelane you understood that the Chairperson explained to you that one can't just ask questions for the sake of asking the questions, of probing and so forth.  You should ask questions about things which you believe are relevant and on which you are subsequently  going to testify, and not just ask questions and then leave them hanging there if you are not later going to ask questions, to testify about those things. You must ask questions which you will be able to tie up as it were, when you give evidence, we shouldn't just tabulate questions here, did you kill Godoyi, no; did you kill people in Theunissen, no; and then they just remain there.  If you ask those questions, if you want to ask questions, it must be questions which you will be able to come back to later in your evidence and substantiate.  Do you understand?