MR WILLS
Just for the record Mr Chairperson, members of the Committee, I have a letter which is obviously in response to the letter that was referred to by Mr Ndlovu earlier, which I would like to read into the record.  It's on an Inkatha letterhead, it appears to be signed by the president of the IFP, and I'd like to read this into the record.  It's dated the 20th of October 1997, it is an original letter for anybody to inspect.  It's sent to Mr Bertwell B Ndlovu, his prison number 93462925, Durban Correctional Services, Medium B C101, Private Bag X01 Westville
"Dear Mr Ndlovu I wish to acknowledge receipt of your letter of the 24th of June 1997.  Thanks for your appreciation of the visit of Dr Giyane.  I'm also hoping that others that we sent to see you regularly, such as Captain Shlengwa and Ms Brits do see you concerning problems about special constables and other problems.  I do hope that you can discuss those things with the people that we send to the prison regularly.  You cannot expect me to comment on such things with you in an open mail of this kind.  Yours sincerely", and it's signed by the president of the IFP.
Thank you, that'll be all.