MR MSHE
It says,
"The Commissioner, TRC.
Sir, I am writing to you in connection with the notification received by me on the 1st of November 1996 at 19:10 in terms of the provisions of section 19 (4) of the Promotion of National Unity and Reconciliation Act 34 of 1995.  I am presently indisposed, having recently undergone major surgery, and I am due to be hospitalised again this week.  I will obviously in these circumstances be unable to attend your hearing.  I have taken note of the contents of your notification and wish to comment as follows.  I deny most emphatically the allegations of Dirk Coetzee, and I deny further that I was in any way whatsoever involved in the alleged murder of a Gonisiwe Khondile.  I have become aware over the past years of various unfounded and untrue allegations made by Dirk Coetzee, in particular against
	/myself.
myself.  The said allegations were considered by the Full Bench of the Appellate Division, including the Honourable the Chief Justice of the Republic of South Africa.  I respectfully refer you to the reported decision of Neethling v du Preez and Others.  I concur fully with the findings of the Appellate Division, and I respectfully refer you in particular to the finding regarding Coetzee's evidence on page 801, where CJ CORBETT said his capacity for deception, mendacity and the fabrication of false evidence, and his ingenuity in this regard.  I require the above submissions to be read into the record, and to be taken into consideration by the Commission.  Kindly confirm in writing to the above address that my submissions have been read into the record.  I further reserve all my rights in the above regard, including my constitutional rights in terms of the provisions of the Constitution Act 200 of 1993.  If there are further aspects relating to the above matter do not hesitate to contact me at the above address, or telephone me at the address given below.  Yours faithfully, L P Neethling."
	/That is
That is all, Mr Chairman, thank you.