MR BERGER
And page 9 is the second page of Du Plessis's affidavit.  We will have page 8 copied and inserted.  It's a pity that you don't have page 8 because at the bottom of page 8, paragraph 3.1, he records, "Een 7,65mm kaliber Zastawa selflaai pistool" with a magazine.  That was a gun that was retrieved by the Police from amongst the - when the marchers fled they dropped a lot of weapons, it's shown on photographs and there's a photograph which we will hand in, but amongst those weapons and amongst the people who fell, this "selflaai pistool" was recovered by the Police on that day.  Also at the top of page 9, fortunately you have it at this time, 3.3 "Een .38 kaliber tuisvervaardigde vuurwapen", that home-made gun was also seized by the Police from amongst the injured marchers at the scene on the day.  All the other exhibits which are marked 3.4 - 3.14.4 were also seized by the Police at the scene on the day immediately after the incident.  Further exhibits were recovered by the Police, and they are recorded by Superintendent Du Plessis in annexure C which starts at page 12.  Now if I can just be clear on what those all are, hopefully you have page 12, Chairperson.  3.1 through to 3.10 are bullets and ammunition, if I can call it that, recovered from bodies of deceased persons.  You will see next to each description of the ammunition, there's a "pm" number, that's a post-mortem number.  The first 8 post-mortem numbers referred to people who died at Shell House, the other post-mortem numbers refer to people who died at Library Gardens.