FERDINAND BARNARD
Chairperson, I spent some time on Mr Naidoo's case, but not as much time as I spent on the Webster case, seeing as it was clearly stipulated to me that the chief priority at that point was David Webster, but what I did do and I am aware that I stated in a Section 29 affidavit that I followed Mr Naidoo to an address situated in Yeoville, Johannesburg, that is not the truth.
	I obtained information of an address, it was 93 Hopkins Street, Yeoville.  I went to reconnoitre the address, I observed the layout of the house, I wanted to see if there were any vehicles there.  There was a block of flats near the house and if one went via the flats, one could view directly the situation of the house.  I saw a yellow Ford Escort vehicle with the old Port Elizabeth registration number.  I took the number down and at a certain point, subsequently I gave this information to Lafras Luitingh.
	There was no further task which was assigned to me in this regard, and I kept myself busy with the Webster case.