MR HATTINGH
Mr Chairman, not to incriminate yourself, is that what you are referring to?  No, I did not because my own submission would be that this Act in fact makes provision for an applicant or for any witness for that matter, to be compelled to tell the truth or anything, even if it may incriminate him.
	The safeguard in the Act is that whatever he tells this Committee, cannot be used against him in a court of law.   He is compellable to testify, even if it may incriminate him but we can't use it against him.  In the circumstances, I could not tell my clients that well, you cannot ask a person to tell this Committee about something which may incriminate him or anyone else.