MR COETZEE
With the greatest respect Chairperson, this is no relief that has been offered in terms of confessing to everything that he has done regarding all his crimes.  It would not be appropriate.  This is not the forum within which a person should come to confess about aspects pertaining to crime or anything else which are not relevant here.  What is relevant here is politics.  You have permitted us to go further than what we really could, especially with regard to DCC involvement.  But what my learned colleague is trying to do here by means of suggestion is actually a blackening of Mr Barnard's name by confronting him with certain things which have not been served before you.  It is not acceptable and I really do not think it should be permitted.