MR STEWART IN FURTHER ARGUMENT
Mr Chairperson thank you, I will sit now so as to avoid dropping things and so on and so forth.  Thank you.
	I did indicate that we would look for the references to the looting or so called looting incident or incidents, and really in our searches here, you may have noticed us searching, we found only one, and this was in the affidavit of Luthuli, at page 285 of the first bundle.
	Mr Luthuli is talking about the pursuit of a particular person called Guduza and he refers to a crowd pursuing this person, and the, there was a riot as it's described, at a shopping centre, which was followed by the throwing of stones.  Looting was taking place as well, he said, and this is him reporting as to what was happening by, as I think I indicated in my argument that, by the crowds rather than by the soldiers, and that was possibly the reference.  And then of course there's the reference to the taking of cattle, the seizing of cattle in the rural areas in defending one of the chiefs, or acting for one of the chiefs.  And that's, well perhaps I should say the first one I gave you the page number 286, it's in particular paragraph 25.7.16.  And the cattle incident is referred to page 257, paragraph 16.27.  Those are the only ones that we've found.
	If I might then also draw to the Committee's attention, and I apologise for this, it's become apparent to us in our searching for those references which I've indicated, that we've made one wrong reference.  This is in the schedule of incidents in respect of Mr Khumalo, at the back of the Heads of Argument.  And the pages aren't actually numbered but it's about three pages from the back.  It's the Khumalo incident number 5.