CHAIRPERSON
I am going to, I had hoped Mr Panday would assist us at an appropriate stage with regard to these pertinent and relevant issues.  I have tried to exploit, I must say I'm a little taken aback by Mr Sinangwenye's concession to what has now been put to him by my brother, when he now agrees that he was co-opted to be in a position of solving problems in that whilst he was appointed to solve problems, Basil Ngwenye and Mdo continued in their respective positions of being Commander and Assistant Commander.  This is not what I have understood his testimony to be.
	It has not been clear and Mr Panday you are at fault when it comes to this little confusion, which is very relevant to the issue that we have to decide as a committee.  What I understood from the morass of evidence that has been given by Mr Sinangwenye, I understood the thrust of the evidence nevertheless to indicate the following:  That when he first arrived in the area he was just an ordinary member of the community but immediately after Mdo's death, he was, there was a suggestion that he must take over the position of being a Commander and that he should take over from Basil and from Mr Dlamini in order to protect the community from the attacks which were being launched by people from Shayamoya who wanted to get them out of the area.  Later on when I examined him on his pertinent  function as such a Commander, because what really became more apparent to me was that it seemed like his duty was to solve disputes involving dagga and cigarettes, which was very, a source of concern to me because a Commander definitely cannot be appointed a Commander to solve such silly and innocuous issues as those concerning disputes around dagga and cigarettes.  
	On further questioning, Mr Sinangwenye said something to the effect that he also had to take command with regard to the various attacks.  He mentioned that there were two such attacks, for which he had to command.  He went into very serious details with regard to one of them, to a point where I said I didn't want him to give me more details, I merely wanted to find out how many attacks were they subjected to, while he was a Commander in that area.  I am raising this because there is now this concession that he has made, that he was co-opted to this position of again solving disputes around cigarettes and other such innocuous issues which a Commander could hardly be expected to solve.  	It is an issue that Mr Panday I hope you will be able to clear immediately.  We will however now break for tea for 10 minutes.