MR DORFLING
We then decided that we think it's advisable for the committee to hear the evidence of a number of witnesses, six of them, all together a Mr Dias, Mr Jimmy Stevens, Sgt Potgieter, Mr Mpanga whose one of the objectors, Mrs Ntombela who is the relative of one of the deceased and also Mrs Langa.  	Can I at this point in time already indicate the logistical
difficulties we have.  
	As far as Mr Dias is concerned, we took up the last known address that was available of him from the Attorney General's office, we spoke to the investigating officer in the Shell House inquest.  At present it seems like Mr Dias is not staying at the address, his last know address.  We have at this point in time got difficulty in locating him.  
	As far as Mr Stevens is concerned, Mr Stevens is currently overseas and he'll only be returning on the 23rd of June this year. We have got his address, but it's no use to try and serve a subpoena on him, we know he won't secure his presence this week.  
	Then there's Sgt Potgieter who I believe is presently attending a course until this coming week, Friday the 22nd of May, he's also therefore not available, so as far as those first three witnesses are concerned we are having those difficulties from a logistical point of view.  
	We'll do our best to secure at least the presence of other witnesses who might be able to assist.  We thought it might be a good idea to start with these witnesses, that it's advisable to that we start with them, but we are having these difficulties.