JUDGE WILSON
We will have a hearing for a week, yes.  Does everyone agree with that?  I think it should be made clear that it has emerged that the document referred to by Mr Ngo's counsel, was completed by him and notification of its existence was sent to the Amnesty Committee in Cape Town and from the letter available, it was for the Prisons Department then to forward it, that any delay was not as a result of delay by the applicant.  He had completed this second document which has now been handed in to us, and which we have numbered.  There two annexures to it, A1 to 13 and the second one was already numbered B1 to 22 or 27, I think.  Those are now available and they were made available by the applicant timeously.  So we think it only right that he should be given every opportunity to investigate the matter that is set out there.  But we agree entirely with what has been said by Ms Thabetha, the matter should now in our view, that the new documents should be referred to the investigative unit, for them to make contact or verify the facts, to make contact with the victims and with interested parties, parties named, and it is our view that that should be done immediately.  It should not be waited till a day a hearing has been fixed and go along and tell them it is going to happen in three weeks time.  Contact should be made now so a complete investigation can be made.  The applicant in certain of these applications have even given a telephone number of possible victims.  I feel quite sure that the applicant will co-operate with the investigative unit, if he is able to assist in giving further details of where these people can be found.  That is so, is it not?