MR KEMP
My pleasure, Mr Chairman.
	Mr Chairman, as you know, I represent a number of individual persons whose names have been mentioned in the evidence of Mr Khaba.  Now I'm in the invidious position that if I wanted to really test these allegations, I would need to go through much of the motions which we had gone through in the Goldstone Commission which took up a period of almost a year and would involve numerous witnesses.  After consultation with my clients and instructing attorneys we believe that because of the fact that these allegations merely form part of the peripheral background to illustrate the general atmosphere that was in existence in this community during that period but I'm not going to burden this Committee with excessive cross-examination and I wish the Committee to understand that I'm not abandoning the defence of these people which they raised at the Goldstone Commission.  I will merely put it to this witness today that those allegations are devoid of the truth and I'm not going to take it any further.