CHAIRPERSON
My recollection of the evidence was that the evidence was that the man Yster, wanted a licensed firearm.  But Mamome gave him this gun which was seen by a man called Mabilo, who worked on the premises, on Yster's premises.  He didn't know that the gun had been used to kill a man and he, as I understood it, Mabilo took the gun and Sergeant Mamome said to him that he should not disclose where the gun came from and gave him the remaining bullets.
	He then said in an answer to a question by Mr De Jager, that Sergeant Mamome said that he would arrange a licence.  Now, I don't know if he was referring to this gun or to Yster, who now didn't have a gun because the gun had been given to Mabilo, that he would arrange a licence for Yster.