BERNARD MAKGABO NGOEPE
Mr Memani, sorry, sorry Mr Chairman, this is what I have been saying.  What happens in a case where somebody fails to put his version to a witness and then later he calls that witness, you would not be able to stop that person.  All that you could do would be to say to that witness, you would be saying to Mr Visser's witness, why was this not put to the applicant?
	By so doing, you would be causing us to doubt the (indistinct) of that evidence, but you would be entitled to say but why was this not put to my client and that is the risk which Mr Visser would be running at worst, and if he wants to run that risk, then so be it.
	You can't say that we must force him to put certain things to us.  If he doesn't want to put them, he doesn't want to.  Maybe it is because he is quite satisfied that he has put what he has got to put fully what he has got to put.