MR VISSER
It is, I will spell it immediately, it is spelt N-K-O-H-L-A, first names Mkosinati Darlington.  The other was Mbaqa - M-B-A-Q-A, Moses Sipho. If I may perhaps to enlighten the Committee.  On the occasion of March, this year, when we were given notice for the first time or rather when our clients were given notice for the first time, at that stage Mr Mkosinati Nkhohla was also an applicant, and if you have been favoured with copies of the documentation which was then circulated, Mr Chairman, you will have seen a document with a cover page which looks like this.  It said
"Amnesty application of Kulekane Lawrence Mbatha, Walter Smiles and Darlington Mkosinati Nkhohla."
We are now informed, Mr Chairman, that Mr Mbawa, the other person who was also convicted in the criminal trial, has also filed an application for amnesty. We wish to mention here, because we consider it to be important, that we have not seen, nor have we been provided with a copy of his application and therefore we cannot at this stage speculate as to whether his evidence may or may not take the matter of the present applicants any further.  But what we do suggest at the present time, Mr Chairman, is that first of all, it appears, that none of our colleagues sitting at the table here today, have been provided by the Amnesty Committee with the full documentation.  I may mention for purposes of identification that in March we received 179 pages.  Allow me just to make sure that I am not stating the incorrect number. I believe it was 175 pages - 179.  Last week, Mr Chairman ... (intervention).