MR VISSER
Mr Chairman, I really must object, with all due respect.  We had my learned friend lead his own witness.  Mr Mpshe didn't lead him, he led him.  He was supposed to make a full disclosure of all the facts to you.  The points now raised do not arise from cross-examination.  That is new evidence afresh, Mr Chairman.  And with respect, the reason why we are objecting right now is there is now evidence of cultures which are apparently or presumably or ostensibly - pertain within the Security Branch. We have heard that when you are out to throw a bomb on an operation and a policeman comes around, he has got to be killed.  We don't know where this evidence comes from, Mr Chairman, and it is creating a great embarrassment,  and it is not founded on any positive evidence which had been given in-chief.  We do object to this, Mr Chairman.