CHAIRPERSON
Morning everybody.  I've been approached by the legal representative who has been appointed to represent the person whose name was handed up during the course of Mr Pienaar's evidence and the legal representative, Mr Singh, has informed me that he requires to have sight of the transcript of the relevant evidence, which is entirely reasonable a request and then after which he would have to consult and then obviously a decision would have to be made between the person concerned and Mr Singh as to what course to follow, whether to give evidence, or whatever.  It might even possibly entail an application to recall certain witnesses, I don't know, but the fact of the matter is that the person concerned does have these rights and they are to be respected and in the circumstances we are left with no option but to postpone this matter to enable Mr Singh to have sight of the transcript etc.  We do not have a fixed date to which we can postpone and in the circumstances it will have to be postponed to a date to be arranged, which date I am sure will not be easy to arrange, taking into account the number of legal representatives, panel members etc involved in the matter, but certainly that date will be arranged and timeous notice of that date will be given to all concerned, including families of the victims etc.  That will be done.  I cannot say when that date will be, or more or less when it will be, but I will speak to the office in Cape Town and make a request that they try to fit it in sooner, rather than later, but of course it will have to be with the agreement of all persons concerned.  I don't know if anybody wishes to say anything before we adjourn?  So unfortunately there won't be any proceedings today.  	There's no further evidence, is that correct, besides this person?  So there's no further evidence and it would be fruitless at this stage to commence any sort of argument, not knowing what may happen regarding this further potential witness.