ADV J MOSES
If I may proceed, Chairperson, my Lord, members of the Committee.  As I have already indicated, myself and Ms P Berlin will be assisting Mr Mbane in reading his evidence to this Committee and before this Committee.  The evidence, as you all know, relates and as we were made to understand, relates to the incident commonly referred to as the Guguletu 7.
	Ms Berlin is a Masters student at the University of Lundt in Sweden and because of the fact that this is a Legal Aid instruction, I had had the benefit, together with Mr Mbane, of Ms Berlin's voluntary assistance.  It was discussed with Mr Mbane and he does not have any objection, subject to the Committee's approval, that Ms Berlin indeed assist us, and especially given the short time that we had had to properly prepare for this matter, we are, Mr Mbane and myself, are indeed indebted to Ms Berlin's assistance.  
	My Lords, Chairperson, we propose that Ms Berlin will lead the introductory evidence of Mr Mbane which I will refer to as the first section of his evidence, and I will thereafter, with your permission, take over to lead the read the rest of his evidence.