JUDGE WILSON
Yes, I think I should perhaps indicate for any interested parties the reason why we cannot proceed with this matter is that one of the victims, one of the two policemen, or the only surviving victim, has not been given notice of the hearing, as he is entitled to and as the Appellate Division has said, should be done.
	There was apparently some difficulty in tracing him, although it appears he is still a member of the South
African Police Force and the last we were told was that they had now reduced it to a possible of two policemen.
	I would request that contact be made with him as soon as possible, that he be informed of the position of his rights as to whether he wishes to attend the hearing, whether he wishes to make representations and it may be that he would like to give evidence as to what in fact transpired on that day and I think that is a matter that should be investigated as soon as possible.
	Once that has been done, and once it is certain that we can give him proper notice and that he will also be able to attend the hearing, I agree to Mr Currin's request that arrangements should then be made to have a hearing as soon as possible.  It is not part-heard before the present Committees, so it can be set down at any other sitting where the parties can make themselves available.
	I direct that that be done.