MR STANDER
Mr Chairman, I'm also going to object to this procedure followed by the Commission.  If it entails only that Mr White Mohapi will come to the dock to come and say: "I have made two statements", it will bring this Commission no further.
	You will remember that during his evidence he told us that a document was presented to him at a certain stage, written in Afrikaans and he couldn't understand that document.  I can give you the assurance, two of the three statements are written in Afrikaans and he does not know what it is all about.  He did make a statement in English.  
	What I'm tying to say is the following:  the only aspect which can have an impact on Mr Ngo's application is the question about which date or when these events occurred and that I've already conceded to yesterday.  It happened in 1984 and not like Mr Mohapi said, in 1986.  
	This is the only aspect which can have an impact on the credibility or not of Mr Ngo's application.  I mean that we're going to lose time when we have to discuss this matter any further.