BERNARD MAKGABO NGOEPE
Of course you are wrong.  The Act does not say "prior to the proceeding".  That is your view.  The Act does not say prior to the proceedings.   If it says so it does not (indistinct) proceedings.  The Act is formulated in such a way that it accommodates even a situation where unexpectedly a person is implicated when nobody ever thought that such a person would be implicated.  In such a situation proper steps are taken to accommodate such a
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person.  But what I am trying to say to you is, the Act does not say in every case a person must be notified prior to the proceedings, because it would have been a very impossible situation.