MR VISSER
Yes. Mr Chairman it's not part of the cross-examination but while we're at page 63 of bundle 2, may I just explain my suggestion during the evidence in chief of Mr du Preez, that Blessing might have been detained in terms of the emergency regulations.  Where I saw it, Mr Chairman, is at this page and you will see in the following, the second following paragraph starting with 	"Sefiso, who had been injured in Chesterville was staying with me in Pietermaritzburg to be nursed.
It goes on and skipping one sentence, two sentences, he says:
"My brother, Blessing, was already in detention under the state of emergency."
That's where I got it from but apparently there are two Blessings, Mr Chairman, which I didn't realise at the time, so I just wanted to explain that evidence.